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Vol.  4.  MAY,  1887.  No.  18. 

Entertaining,  Readable,Valuab1e  &  Necessary 

POCKET  DIRECTORY 

FOR  VISITORS  AND  RESIDENTS. 


THE 


^ISTE    GUIDE  TO 

Prominent  Points  of  Interest 

IN  NEW  YORK. 


WITH 

COMPLETE  STREET  DIRECTORY, 

BUSINESS  LANDMARKS, 

AND 

0£BLoi£i>l    Time  Tables 

Of  Express  Trains  011  Leading  Railroads 
Out  of  New  York. 

published  monthly  by 
Hotel  Publishing  and  Advertising  Co., 
265  &  267  Broadway,  New  York. 

PRICE  25  CENTS. 

Copyright  secured,  1886. 


'  Advertising  greases  the  wheels  of  commerce  and  often  shows  where 

;i  ^  >od  and  needful  article  can  be  had ."—  Philo*opher. 


Index  lo  Articles  and  Business  Advertised. 

With  List  of  Representative  ////,/  I'roiuin'ent  Houses 


in  their  Respective  Lines. 

Hankers     30,  32 

Hoots  and  Shoes   47 

Bon  Hons  and  Chocolate  ...    , .. 24,  55 

Champagne  top  of  pages 

Clothing,  etc      4,  34 

Carriages  13.  16,  17 

Cotion,  f  spool.)    6 

Diamonds,  Watches,  Jewelry  and  Silverware   3 

Drugs,  Medicines  and  Chemicals  21,  46, 

Elevators  20 

Fancy  Groceries,  &c    .  .  .  10 

Fall  River  Line  50 

Furniture  5,  4c,  42 

General  Transatlantique  Line  33 

Hosiers,  Glovers  and  Shirt  Makers   53 

Hotels  51,  106 

New  York  Conservatory  of  Music  opposite  page  37 

Old  Dominion  Line. ...   25 

Paper  Hanging  and  Mural  Decorations  52 

Photograph  Outfits,  Cameras,  &c  27 

Fianos    .23 

Rubber  Goods   7 

Stamps,  Coins,  &c  49 

Steam  Heaters  15 

Stonington  Line  36 

Table  Delicacies   11 

Trunks,  Bags  and  Traveling  Outfiits    12 

Washing  Machine    Opp.  Page  56 


WHAT  TO  SEE  IN  NEW  YORK, 

With  Descriptive  Articles  About  I»s 
Interesting  Points* 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 

Astor  Library   19 

A  Gigantic  Wonder   21 

A  Building  Lined  with  Gold  and  Silver   3  > 

Blackwell' s  Island   24 

I      Bulls  and  Bears  of  Wall  Street   2J 

Cab  and  Coach  Fares  16-17 

Cemeteries   26 

Central  Park   27 

Colossus  Statue   29 

General  Grant's  Tomb   34 

History  of  New  York   4-12 

Historical  Society   37 

How  to  See  New  York  in  One  Week  13-15 

How  New  York  is  Supplied  with  Water   18 

How  Business  is  Done  in  New  York   38 

Ludlow  Street  Jail    40 

Morgue     42 

Metropolitan  Museum   43 

Museum  of  Natural  History   46 

National  Academy  of  Design   57 

Population  of  New  York   48 

Railroad  Time  Tables  89-95 

Refining  the  Precious  Metals   49 

Tombs    51 

Trinity  Church  Steeple   55 

Uncle  Sam's  Revenue   30 

DIRECTORY. 

Location  of  Banks   31 

' '        Coastwise  Steamship  Lines    25 

"        Piers  44-45 

"        Colleges   28 

Clubs   20 

Churches  59-61 

"        Court  Houses   56 


European  and  Foreign  Steamship  Lines.  33 

Express  Companies   35 

V        Ferries   36 

Hotels,  Leading  38-39 

Manhattan  Elevated  R.  R.  Stations   54 

Theatres  52-13 

"        Railroad  Depots   47 

Sound  and  River  Steamboat  Lines   50 

Street  and  Avenue  Directory   62-88 


4  Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


NEW  YORK 

was  first  settled  in  1612  by  the  Dutch,  under  Hendrick  Hud- 
son, when  it  received  the  name  of  New  Amsterdam.  It  was 
annexed  to  the  British  Colonies  under  the  treaty  of  Kyswick, 
to  the  discomfiture  of  the  last  Dutch  Governor,  Peter  Stuy- 
vesant,  and  the  name  changed  to  New  York.  Alternately  oc- 
cupied by  the  British  and  Americans  during  the  Revolution, 
it  was  finally  evacuated  by  the  Knglish  troops  in  I7S3.  It  has 
grown  from  the  little  hamlet,  with  its  stockade  and  ditch  en- 
circling it,  the  northern  limit  running  along  what  is  still  called 
after  it,  Wall  Street,  to  the  wide-armed  city  which,  including 
the  suburban  towns  and  cities  of  New  Jersey  and  Long  Island, 
as  it  fairly  may  in  a  comprehensive  comparison,  covers  a  wider 
area  than  London,  and  shelters  a  wider  population  than  any 
other  city  on  the  globe  except  London.  The  name  Manhat- 
(Confiniio!  on  ojpnsifc  jxigt.) 


BEST&CO 

TAN 


Clothing  for 
Boys, 

Grirls  and. 

Baloies 

our  specialty,  including  every  article  required 
for  complete  outfits  from  Hats  to  Shoes  A 
larger  and  better  assortment  than  can  be 
found  elsewhere  and  lower  prices. 

GO  &  62  West  23d  St. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


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tan  Island  is  applied  to  old  New  York,  viz.  :  The  territory  be- 
low Harlem  river,  which  stream  connecting  Hudson  (or  North) 
River  on  the  west  with  the  "  East"  River  and  Long  Island 
Sound  at  "  Hell  Gate  "  on  the  East,  forms  an  island,  which, 
until  recently,  was  the  limit  of  the  city,  the  upper  portion  bee 
ing  called  Harlem.  Now,  however,  the  city  limits  extend  north 
into  Westchester  County  some  7%  miles  above  Harlem  Riverf 
including  Woodlawn  Cemetery,  a  distance  of  16  miles  frorxs 
the  Battery,  and  covering  an  area  of  24,895  acres,  or  39  square 
miles.  It  is,  in  many  parts,  a  beautiful  city.  In  others,  busy 
evidence  of  thrift  and  industry  shows  where  the  wealth  comes 
from  which,  rightly  directed,  makes  the  beauty  possible.  New 
York  is  a  great  manufacturing  city,  as  well  as  a  great  com- 
mercial mart,  and  home  of  science,  art  and  education.  The 
talent  of  the  globe  gravitates  to  New  York,  where  it  is  usually 
more  largely  rewarded  than  elsewhere.  Its  pulpits,  platforms 
and  philanthropists  are  famous.  It  is  the  City  of  Charities, 
(Continued  on  next  page.) 


ESTABLISHED  1843. 

BRUNER  &  MOORE, 

Fufqitee  and  Bedding 

MANUFACTURERS. 

We  have  now  on  hand  a  complete  line  of 
Antique  and  Modern 

Dining  Room,  Bed  Room  &  Parlor  Fnrnitnre. 

Also  a  rare  display  of  Cabinets,  Desks,  Chiffoniers, 
Bookcases,  Tables,  Fancy*  Chairs,  Couches,  Sofa-Beds, 
Mantel  Glasses,  Hall  Stands  and  Wardrobes  at  Prices 
which  defy  Competition. 

BZRTTI^EIR  Sz  MOOBE, 

41  &  43  West  14th  Street, 

Bet.  6th  and  6th  Avenues,  NEW  TOSK  CITTa 


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Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


and,  while  abounding  in  means  for  the  relief  of  domestic  dis- 
tress, Ins  a  hand  ever  open  at  the  cries  of  the  afflicted  every- 
where. 

Means  of  transportation  are  good  on  Manhattan  Island,  and 
owing  to  its  narrow  formation,  one's  bearing  may  always  be 
taken  from  Br  >a d  way,  the  great  artery  of  traffic,  running  its  en- 
tire  length  north  and  south.  Nearly  all  the  elevated  roads  start 
from  the  vicinity  of  the  IJ.ittery,  with  fiequent  stopping  places. 
The  fare  i->  ten  cents,  except  between  certain  hours  both  morn« 
ing  and  evening,  when  it  is  five  cents  Hence,  too,  go  the 
hone  car  lines  of  the  Belt  Railway,  encircling  the  lower  part 
of  the  city.  Nearly  all  the  up  town  horse  car  routes  converge 
near  the  City  Hall  ;  tho-e  running  along  the  east  side  of  the 
city  being  congregated  between  the  IVst  Office  and  the  Herald 
office  ;  those  belonging  to  the  west  side  starting  from  Vesey  and 
Barclay  Sts.,  immediately  oppo-ite.  The  simplest  way  for  a 
stranger  t<>  find  the  precise  conveyance  he  wants  is  to  ask  the 
nearest  policeman.  The  police  are  instructed  to  give,  politely, 
all  such  information,  and  will  point  out  and  describe  any  spe- 
cial objectsot  interest  which  may  attract  the  stranger's  attention. 
The  horse  car  and  omnibus  fares  are  uniformly  five  cents. 

[Continued  on  opposite  page.\ 


BROOK'S 

MACHINE  COTTON, 


Ticket  for  Glace  Finish. 


Ticket  for  Soft  Finish* 


50c.  PER  DOZEN,  Regular- 

THE  BEST  FOR'ALL  MACHINES. 

Hand  Sewing  and  Crochet  Work. 

JONAS  BROOK  &  BRO'S. 


r.  H.  JONAS,  Agent,  10  Thomas  St..  N.  T. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


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T,  There  is  a  horse  car  or  elevated  railroad  line  on  nearly^every 
horoughfare  running  north  and  south  of  Manhattan  Island, 
aJvhile  at  short  intervals  there  are  cross-town  routes  connecting 
J  he  ferries  to  Brooklyn,  Long  Island  City,  Astoria  and 
^Hunter's  Point,  on  the  east  side,  with  the  ferries  on  the  North 
-Jviver  to  Jersey  City  and  Hoboken. 

.jj  Hack  fares  are  $i  a  mile,  50c.  extra  for  additional  miles  up 
^  o  four  miles,  75c.  extra  above  that  ;  twenty  blocks  north  and 
-ie  outh  or  seven  blocks  between  avenues  count  a  mile.  Refer 
ul  o  "  Cab  and  Coach  Fares  "  given  in  this  book  (pages  16  and 

jjj    The  respective  trades  of  New  York  have  as  a  rule  crystal- 
^  ized  in  a  remarkable  way.     For  instance,  starting  from  the 
Battery  the  shipping  and  produce  interests  almost  monopolize 
.  he  lower  section  of  the  city,  extending  far  around  on  the 
eastern  and  western  water  fronts.    The  great  ocean  steam- 
J  ;hip  lines  are  also  represented  here,   at  and  about  Bowling 
[!  ireen,  while  their  docks  are  mostly  on  the  North  River.  The 
.  men  who  deal  in  money  and  securities  haunt  Wall  and  Broad 
Streets,  while  banks  and  insurance  offices  crowd  the  fine  build- 
ings of  Broadway  thence  up  to  and  beyond  the  City  Hall, 

{Continued  on  next  page.) 


HODGMAN  RUBBER  CO. 

BROADWAY*,  COR.  GRAND  ST. 

Manufacturers,    Wholesale   and    Retail  Dealers  in 

INDIA  RUBBER  609Dg 

OF  THE  BEST  QUALITY  ONLY. 


LADIES9  WATER-FROOF  CLOAKS, 
MEN'S  WATER-PROOF  COATS, 

RUBBER  BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 
MACKINTOSH  COATS, 

RUBBER  STORM  TNG  BOOTS, 

L  EGG  INS,  FANTS,  BLA1SKETS, 
Etc.,    '  Etc.,  Etc. 
Our  stock  comprises  a  full  line  of 

INDIA   RUBBER  GOODS 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

BROADWAY,  COR.  GRAND  ST. 

Established  1838. 


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Guide  to  Points  oj  Interest  in  New  York. 


The  oil  dealers  congregate  at  the  lower  end  of  Maiden  Lane 
and  circumjacent  streets.  The  tobacco  men  are  all  in  a  heap 
about  Pearl,  Pine  and  Cedar  Streets.  The  jewelers  monopo- 
lize Maiden  Lane  near  Broadway,  and  have  made  a  start  up- 
town to  engross  Bond  Street  also.  The  soap,  9Ugar  and  a 
good  many  of  the  produce  men,  chiefly  supplying  domestic 
markets,  extend  their  stores  along  Greenwich  and  Washington 
Streets,  from  Fulton  to  Duane  streets.  The  crockery  trade 
flourishes  around  Park  place  and  Barclay  street,  while  just 
across  the  city  a  block  or  so  away  from  the  City  Hall,  is  the 
famous  "Swamp,"  where  everybody  thinks  "there  is  noth. 
ing  like  leather." 

The  newspapers  are  nearly  all  near  the  City  Hall,  on  both 
sides  of  the  park,  but  chiefly  on  what  are  known  as  Park  row 
and  Printing  Hou«.e  square.  Chambers,  Warren  and  Murray 
streets,  all  adjacent  to  the  chief  city  and  county  buildings,  are 
devoted  mainly  to  the  great  hardware  interest,  strangely 
enough  sharing  part  of  their  space  with  and  merging  into  a 
district  where  boots  and  shoes,  saddlery  and  leather  manufac- 
turers generally  have  the  most  important  place. 

The  variety  shows  and  Cheap  Johns  fill  the  Bowery  with 

{Continued  on  opposite  page.) 


STUART  &  SHEPARD, 

2   Maiden    Lane,  near  Broadway,  N.  Y. 

DOWN  TOWN. 

WALTHAM  WATCHES 
VALTHAM  WATCHES 
WALTHAM  WATCHES 

ARE  CONSIDERED  AMONG 
THK  MOST  RELIABLE  TIME- 
KEEPERS OF  ANY  NOW  MADE 
AND  AT  SUCH  LOW  PRICES  AS 
TO  PLACE  THEM  IN  THE  REACH 
OF  EVKRY  ONE. 

EVERY  WATCH  FULLY  WAB- 
RANTED. 

Diamonds. 
Diamonds. 
Diamond  js. 

MOUNTED  AITS   LOOSE  STONES 

N.  B. — All  Broadway  cars  pass  Maiden  Lane. 
West  Side  Elevated  Roads  Stations  at  Cortlandt  Street. 
Cortlandt  Street  and  Maiden  Lane  are  directly  opposite 
iach  other  at  Broadway. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


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e  cheap  glitter  and  clamor.  Chatham  street  is  a  paradise  for 
%     pawnbrokers  and  the  cheaper  auctioneers,   etc.    The  great 

dry-goods  region  begins  with  a  few  outlying  pickets  in  Duane 
>  street,  fills  all  the  cross  streets  up  to  Canal  street,  with  com- 
a     mission,  jobbing  and  auction  houses,  and  contests  with  notion 

houses  Broadway  up  to  Broome  street.  The  clothing  trade, 
l     one  of  the  most  important  of  metropolitan  manufactuiing  and 

commercial  interests,  has  gradually  worked  its  way  upward 

from  the  regions  about  Duane  to  Bleecker  street. 
!        The  scientific  persons  congregate  about  Second  avenue  and 
i.     Tenth  street.     Artists  and  the  dramatic  guild  are  established 

chiefly  near  Union  Square. 

The  musical  instrument,  sewirg  machine,  millinery  and  the 
i  fine  retail  trade-  generally  inhabit  Union  Square,  Fourteenth 
I  street  and  Broadway,  down  to  Ninth  street  and  up  to  Madison 
i  Square. 

Starting  from  the  Battery,  among  the  nearest  objects  of  in- 
terest we  pa-s  Washington's  Headquarters  at  Bowling  Green, 
and  have  a  splendid  view  of  Broadway  as  far  as  Grace  Church 
at  Tenth  street.  The  spire  of  Trinity  Church  looms  grandly 
over  Wall  street,  where  are  located  the  Sub-Treasury,  the 

(Continued  on  next  page.) 


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Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  Y»rk. 


Ctntogi  House,  Stock  Exchange,  and  Banks  and  Insurant 
Offices  mi  umerable,  many  of  tlicm  of  exquisite  architecture. 

The  Equitable  Life  Insurance  Building,  with  Weather  Bi 
reau  in  Us  upper  story,  at  the  corner  of  Cedar  street,  the  Mi 
tual  a:  the  corner  of  Liberty,  the  Coal  and  Iron  Exchange  i 
Corllandt  street,  the  new  Bored  Building  by  Thames  stree 
the  Western  Union  Telegraph  liuilding  at  the  corner  of  De 
street,  with  the  electric  Time  Ball,  which  falls  every  day  s 
noon,  the  Evening  Post  at  Fulton,  the  Mutual  Building  i 
Nassau,  corner  of  LUxrrty,  are  all  superb  specimens  of  businei 
architecture,  fire* proof  and  commodious.  St.  Paul's  Chape 
where  Washington  worshipped,  calmly  faces  the  Park  Banl* 
and  the  Herald  office  is  dominated  over  by  the  magnitude  c 
the  new  Po>t  Office,  which  hides  the  graceful  old  City  Hal 
that  in  its  turn  veils  the  Tweed  County  Court  House  an 
Stewart's  former  w  holesale  store. 

T~ips  to  Washington  Market  on  the  West  side  and  to  Fu) 
ton  Market  on  the  East,  are  desirable.     The  fruits,  fish  an 
vegetables  of  every  clime  are  here  displayed,  and  without 
▼isit  to  Dorlon's  and  writing  autographs  in  the  famous  registe 
filled  with  the  sign  manual  of  nearly  every  distinguished  mai 

(Continued' on  ojiposile  page.) 


Acker,  Merrall  &  Condit 

57  th  Street  and  Sixth  Aye.,  Broadway  and  42 d  Street, 
130  and  132  Chambers  Street. 

NEW  YORK- 


39  RUE  DE  CHATEAU  DUN,     -  PARIS 


ACKER,  EDGAR  &  CO., 

YORKERS. 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

FINE  WINES,  HAVANA  CIGARS 

 AND  

FANCY  GROCERIES. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


11 


or  woman  who  ever  spent  a  week  in  New  York,  a  trip  to  the 
great  city  would  be  incomplete. 

The  Parisian  lightness  and  elegance  of  Upper  New  York 
will  strike  any  eye  with  delight.  From  Washington  Square 
northward  there  are  on -Fifth,  Madison  and  Lexington  avenues 
and  Broadway  constant  panoramas  of  superb  churches,  resi- 
dences and  business  palaces.  Twenty-third  street  is  also 
graced  with  the  buildings  of  the  Young  Men's  Cliristian  Asso- 
ciation, the  Masonic  Temple,  Eden  Musee,  the  Musical  Col- 
lege, Art  Gallery,  &c,  while  Fourth  Avenue,  adjacent,  is 
crowded  with  elegant  churches  and  hotels,  and  furiher  up 
boasts  the  Grand  Central  Depot,  with  imposing  churches  clust- 
ering round  it,  the  Vanderbilt  Tunnel,  and  the  grand  new 
armory  of  the  Seventh  Militia.  Madison  Square,  the  great 
lung  of  Murray  Hill,  is  charming,  and  the  inclosed  garden 
(once  Barnum's  Hippodrome),  adjoining  is  famous  for  its  con- 
ceits, flower  shows  and  pedestrian  matches. 

Central  Park,  in  itself  and  surroundings,  is  replete  with  at- 
tractions which  it  would  take  a  volume  to  even  catalogue.  It 
is  one  of  the  points  which  must  be  "taken  in,"  and  to  be  seen 
to  advantage  it  requires  several  visits,  as  its  most  charming 

(Continued  on  next  page.) 


GORDON  &  DILWORTH, 

Manufacturing  Purveyors, 
ALIMENTARY  PRODUCTS,  CHOICE  DESSERTS 

Established  1847. 


All  of  our  Produc- 
tions bear  this  Trade 
Mark.  Will  prosecute 
all  Imitations  and 
Infringements. 

Over  100  Domestic 
and  Foreign  Fruits 
and  Vegetables  trans- 
muted into  Table 
Delicacies. 


OUR  PRESERVES  AND  JEEEIES 

HAVE  LED  THE  MARKET  FOR  40  YEARS. 

OUR  MINCE  MEAT  AND  PLUM  PUDDING 
ARE  SIMPLY  INCOMPARABLE. 

OUR  SALAD  DRESSING  &  NEW  PROCESS  CATSUP 

Give  Tone  to  the  Most  Modest  Repast,  while  our 
OLIVES,  CAPERS  AND  BRANDY  FRUITS 
Added  thereto,  transform  it  into  a  Feast, 
FOB  SALE  BY  THE  LEADING}  GBOCZBS  ON  THE  AMEBICAN  CONTINENT. 
Any  Article  your  Grocer  cannot  supply,  we  will,  if  you  send  for  a 
PRICE  LIST. 


12  Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York, 


features  can  only  be  reached  on  foot.  Park  carriages  start 
from  the  Fifth  and  Eighth  avenue  entrances,  conveying,  with 
a  system  of  tran-»l>.T  tickets,  the  stranger  to  all  points  access- 
ible in  a  vehicle,  for  the  uniform  chaige  of  25  cents.  The 
drives  through  and  beyond  it  to  Harlem,  Washington  Heights, 
Jerome  I'ark,  VVoodlawn  Cemetery  and  other  favored  spots  in 
We  tchester  County,  are  enchanting.  The  philanthropic  may 
fe  :l  i  (crested  in  the  noble  Hospitals  which  abound  in  the 
C  ,ty  of  Charities,  or,  if  blest  with  official  friends,  pay  a  visit 
t  /  the  institutions  on  Blaekwells  and  Ward's  Islands,  Belle- 
1  ne  Hospital  and  the  Tombs.  The  military  man  would  do 
irell  to  go  to  Fort  Wadsworih  on  Stnten  Island,  and  then  to 
see  Governor's  Island,  and  extend  his  rambles  to  Fort  Hamil- 
ton on  Long  Island,  commanding  the  Narrows,  opposite  Fort 
Wadsworih.  To  do  this,  he  must  needs  cross  to  Brooklyn, 
where  the  Navy  Yard,  Greenwood  Cemetery  and  Prospect 
Park  are  well  worth  seeing,  and  the  twin  towers  of  the  great 
bridge  hover  over  the  ferries.  And  when  he  has  got  so  far,  a 
twelve  minute  ride  will  take  him  to  Coney  Island,  of  the  de- 
lights of  which  no  word  need  be  said,  and  which  can  also  be 
reached  direct  by  steamboat  communication  from  New  York. 


ESTABLISHED  1839. 


CROUCH  &  FITZGERALD, 

Cnmfes,  ^ags  anb  $nlx$ts 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

Sample  Trunks  &  Cases  a  Specialty. 

1  Courtlandt  St.,  corner  Broadway. 

No,  556  Broadway,  below  Prince  St. 
Eft.  753  Sixth  Avenue  below  42d  Street 

KTEW  YORK, 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York.  li 


HOW  TO  SEE  NEW  YORK  IN  ONE  WEEK. 

First  Day. — Start  from  Broadway  and  23d  street,  walk  up 
23d  street  west  to  Sixth  avenue,  then  south  to  14th  street, 
down  14th  street  to  Broadway,  up  Broadway  to  33d  street.  In 
this  short  but  most  pleasant  walk,  one  will  pass  the  largest  re- 
t'lil  stores,  containing  good  from  every  part  of  the  woild' 
f:ls  x  one  can  see  the  prominent  Hotels,  Theatres,  &c.  Ajriv- 
iflg  at  33d  street,  take  Sixth  avenue  Elevated  Road  and  piy  a 
/isit  to  General  Grant's  Tomb,  at  Riverside  Park.  Then  take 
train  at  Harlem  at  nearest  station  of  Third  avenue  Elevated 
Road  to  southern  terminus  ;  or  by  Harlem  Boat  down  East 
River  past  Hell  Gate,  Randall's,  Ward's  r.nd  Blackwell's 
Island,  under  Brooklyn  Bridge  to  Fulton  Ferry. 

Second  Day. — Take  cars  clown  Broadway  to  Trinity  Church 
— view  from  spire.  Visit  Exchanges,  Custom  House,  Sub- 
Treasury,  Banking  and  Insurance  Buildings  on  Wall  street 
and  Broadway  ;  walking  up  Broadway  past  St.  Paul's  Church, 
Post  Office,  Newspaper  Offices,  City  Hall,  Court  House,  &c.  r 

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THE  H.  H.  BABCOCK  BUGGY  CO. 
Builders  of 

Fine  Carnages 

Of  Every  Description. 
406,  408,  410  &  412  Broome  Street, 

J.  B.  BECKWITfT,  Manager  N.  Y.  Branch. 

FACTORY,  WATERTOWN,  N.  Y. 


H  Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 

past  F^ff^  ^'^  Ci'y  &4  eoing  north, 
i  /"nibs,  bowery  to  Cooper  Institute  Bible 

House  and  Union  Square  toGrand  Central  Dep «  and  Fo  V 
second  street  Return  south  by  car  down  Madison  or  Kfth 
Si  &Mad-n  Afternoon,  shoppmjor  ride  m 

BibfeH^7^*  As,<f  and  Cooper  Institute  Libraries  and 
g£lc.House'  fhe  1-owler  &  Wei],  Penological  Cabinet 
-m,  u  ay,  cor.  8th  stree  See  Second  avenue  fcon,  s7.  Marki 
P  ace  to  Stnvve,an,  y  re,  Grameuy  Park,  Association  Hal] 
and  Academy  of  lesij  „  at  2jd  street  and  Fourth  avenue 
Afternoon  at  (  entrai  I  ,rk  and  visiting  Museums  there 
fourth  Day.-Brool  ryn,  Greenwood  Cemetery  and  Coney 

onFBlLc^iIi7I?v8Pila,S'  ^1,lmS'  Wor^ouses  and  Prisons 
on  Blatkwell  i   Ward's  ;iI1d  Randall's  Islands.    Obtain  per- 
m.t  and  direction,  at  office  Commissioners  of  Charities  and 
Correcttons    1  hird  avenue-  and  Eleventh  street,  dav  before 
o«  mil  Washington  market  and  Shipping  on  Hudson  River' 

AtswT"     Af^5«>n'atTiffan^n   Uni°»  Square,  and 

in  Art  stores  on  Fifth  avenue 

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Sixth  Day. — Excursion  to  Bedloe's  Island  to  see  statue  of 
"  Liberty  Enlightening  the  World." 

Seventh  Day. — Churches.    Consult  pages  59  to  61. 

If  time  permits  the  visitor  may  spend  many  enjoyable  hours, 
and  secure  rest  from  the  fatigue  of  sight-seeing,  by  taking 
various  short  and  cheap  excursions,  by  boat  or  rail,  with  ad- 
vertisements of  which  the  daily  papers  abound  during  the 
season. 

For  evening  entertainment  visit  the  different  theatres  or 
places  of  amusement. 


PERFECT  STEAM  HEATING  AT  A  LOW  COST. 


DUPLEX  STEAM  HEATER  CO., 

IO  BARCLAY  STREET, 

New  York  City. 


CAB  AND  COACH  I-ARKs"  LeoaTratks 
as  f„ll,„vs:-_  '  l,ackney  coaches  or  cabs  shall  be 

i*^S52S*«^»i^ more  1>crsons  «y 

for  the  fir,,  mile  * oa 'u e  (  1?TS  t*%°*  <*»2 
or  par,  .hereof,  .we,  ,v  fivt  -e  ^  Rv"  r  ,1"'^  m'le 
of  over  five  minutes  and  no,  e«eedi^  fi  *,0W- 
five  cenls.  For  loncer  st,™  .1  S  „  cn  mi"u"s,  twenty, 
for  every  fiflcen  ^SSSSiSS^^S^^^ 
mmules.    For  a  brief  slrm  „„,        ln,5reof,  >f  more  than  five 

single  , rip,  .here  w;n\SeT,chIrI.r      g         *"tT  ™  a 

^^teoUSlS  ,,,,e  'mUr-  Wi'h  ",e  l-"vi'c-ge  of 
may^ereMu'.Ul   ^^  ,37  ,r  ;rfi^,ah0f'en  '""«  ¥ 


"coach™  » ,  V  part  t,,ereof>  fif'y  ce^s 

o,S,anc,  X  ^  ^^^^  any 


lor  for  .he  fi  ,  m  ,rorP  B.h e  /  f  °W,>  T°U"ls:  one  ** 
mile  or  par.  .hereof  forces  arlf  Mch .-W-Uonal  half 

five  minu.es  and  not  exceed"  ,„  firTj  *  f°r  St°Ps  of  M" 
cents.  For  longer  stops The  iw«  wife  .r'?'"'  'firty  «*»' 
every  fifteen  minutes.  f„  "  rid  ,  """y  e.ght  cents  for 
minutes  .„  a  single  trip.  ftfL^g* 

may  he  required  one  ,  '  rPrP  g  3S  °ften  aml  long  as 
part  the  Jf,  and  tojj^^f*  i^*.  ^  'he  or 
seventy-five  cents  s^ceed.ng  half  hour  or  part  thereof, 


A.  S.  FLANDRAU  TW. 


OF  THE  BEST  CLASS. 


'■tZ'i.'t't-ci^.-ed. 


*«  only  for  Cash.  378.  374,  3?6  Broome  St 


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5.  — No  cab  or  coach  shall  be  driven  the  time  rate  at  a  pace 
less  than  five  miles  an  hour. 

6.  — From  "line  balls,"  one  or  two  passengers,  to  any  point 
j  south  of  Fifty-ninth  street,  two  dollars;  each  additional  pas- 
j  senger,  fifty  cents;  north  of  Fifty-ninth  street  each  additional 

mile  shall  be  charged  for  at  a  rate  not  to  exceed  fifty  cents  per 
mile. 

7.  — Every  owner  or  driver  of  any  hackney  coach  or  cab  shall 
carry  on  his  coach  or  cab  one  piece  of  baggage,  not  to  exceed 
fifty  pounds  in  weight  without  extra  charge;  but  for  any  ad- 
ditional baggage  he  may  carry,  he  shall  be  entitled  to  extra 
compensation  at  the  rate  of  twenty-five  cents  per  piece. 

Sec.  100. — There  shall  be  fixed  in  each  hackney  coach  or 
cab,  in  such  a  manner  as  can  be  conveniently  read  by  any  per- 
son riding  in  the  same,  a  card  containing  the  name  of  the 
owner  of  said  carriage,  the  number  of  his  license,  and  the 
whole  of  section  89  of  this  article,  printed  in  plain,  legible 
characters,  under  a  penalty  of  revocation  of  license  for  viola- 
tion thereof,  said  section  to  be  provided  by  the  License  Bureau 
in  pamphlet  or  card  form,  and  to  be  furnished  free  to  the 
owner  of  such  hackney  coach  or  cab. 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  driver  of  every  such  hackney 
coach  or  cab,  at  the  commencement  of  his  employment,  to 
present  the  passenger  employing  him  with  a  printed  card  or 
slip  containing,  in  case  of  cabs,  subdivisions  1  and  2,  and  in 
cases  of  coaches,  subdivisions  3  and  4  of  section  89  of  this 
article. 

Sec.  T05.  —  Any  person  or  persons  who  shall  violate  any  or 
either  of  the  provisions  of  sections  98  to  106,  both  inclusive, 
of  this  article,  shall  be  liable  to  a  penalty  of  ten  dollars. 


A.  S.  FLANDRAU  &  CO. 


Largest  stock  In  the  world  under  ooe  root  One  and  a  half  acres  of  floe*  room. 

SfeM  ™i«     r*sh.  37a,  374,  376  Broome  St. 


GhUde  t*  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York, 


Bow  New  York  Is  Supplied  with  Water. 

A  liberal  supply  of  water  is  one  of  the  first  conditions 
health  ami  safely.  \\  hat  would  a  city  with  a  population 
nearly  one  mi. mm  and  a  half  do  without  water  ?    In  16 

there  Merc  eleven  public  weils  on  Manhattan  used  special 
for  watt  i  mg  boi  cs  ami  extinguishing  fires.  Families  depend 
upon  private,  w.iis  in  their  own  yards.  Following  and  pre* 
ous  to  I  ~-p>,  l''c  w  .iter  w  .is  supplied  by  the  Manhattan  \Yat 
Works,  and  distributed  through  wooden  pipes,  the  source  b 
ing  a  natural  spring  located  betweei.  Broadway  and  Cent* 
Chambers  and  Reside  slreeti.  '1  hen  plan  followed  plan  un 
in  1S42  there  was  Completed  the  most  stupentlous  and  niagr 
ficent  enterprise  of  the  kind  in  modern  times.  A  dam  w 
thrown  across  Crot»>n  rive* (distant  from  New  York  city  son 
forty-one  liii!'-^),  w  hich  raised  the  water  40  feet,  forming  Cr 
ton  Lake,  from  whence  it  is  carried  through  aqueducts  ma 
sivcly  built,  running  through  many  miles.  It  is  then  hroug, 
across  a  bridge  of  gianite  over  llailem  river  (called  Ilig 
Bridge,  whieh  is  1450  feet  long  and  supported  by  15  hit. 
arched  piers),  and  distributed  in  the  various  storage  reservoir 
the  main  one  being  located  in  Central  Park,  of  35  acres  in  c 
tent,  holding  150,000,000  gallons.  The  Croton  ranks  amon 
the  purest  streams  of  the  world.  With  a  new  aqueduct  no 
building,  the  total  cost  from  1842,  including  the  new  one,  wi 
amount  to  over  850,000.000.  Over  350  miles  of  iron  pipe  di 
tribute  the  witer  to  the  inhabitants.  To  see  Crotnn  Aqnedu< 
and  Hi<^h  bridge,  which  is  one  of  the  sights  of  the  cay,  tal< 
the 6th  avenue  elevated  to  135th  St.   


GuUe  to  Points  of  interest  in  New  Toak.  19 


The  Astor  Library. 

Lafayette  and  Astor  Place. 
Was  projected  by  John  Jacob  Astor,  and  sub- 
Jy  sequently  enlarged  by  his  son,  Wm,  B.  Astor. 
I*  This  library  contains  nearly  1,000,000  books  and 
.  the  largest  and  finest  library  room  in  America, 
f  I ;  is  free  to  the  public,  and  is  open  daily  from 

c  a.  m.  to  5  p.  m.,  except  Saturday,  when  it  is 
i  only  open  from  9  a.  m.  to  3  p.  m.  A  visitor 
;  can  call  for  any  book  catalogued,  but  is  not  al- 
\  lowed  to  take  it  from  the  building.  There  are 
:  spacious  rooms  set  apart  for  both  males  and  fe- 
e  males  to  read  in.    This  library  is  a  great  boon 

to  bible  students,  mechanics,  ministers,  book- 
»  worms,  and  those  having  references  to  hunt  up. 

Take  Broadway,  3d  or  4th  avenue  cars  to  Astor 

Place,  or  3d  and  6th  avenue  Elevated  Roads. 


20  Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  Ne-m  York. 


Clubs. 

American  Jocke",  Madison  avenue,  c<»  ner  271 

Arion,  21  St.  Mark's  pi. 

Array  and  Navy,  38  YV.  30th. 

Century,  109  E.  151I1. 

Coney  Island  Jockey,  173  5th  avenue. 

Cerman,  13  W.  24th. 

Hartnonie,  45  \V.  42d. 

Knickerbocker,  319  5th  avenue 

Lotos,  147  51b  avenue. 

Manhattan,  96  5th  avenue,  corner  15th  street. 

Manhattan  Yacht,  foot  E.  89th  street. 

Merchants'  108  Leonard. 

New  York    5  \Y.  251I1. 

New  York  Athletic,  32  Nassau  street. 

New  York  Caledonian,  IO  Horatio. 

New  York  Press,  119  Nassau. 

New  York  Racquet,  55  W.  26th. 

New  York  Yacht,  20  E.  27th. 

St.  Nicholas,  12  E.  29th. 

Union,  5th  avenue,  cor.  2ist. 

Union  League,  5th  avenue,  cor.  39th. 

University,  370  5th  avenue. 

Washington,  146  5th  avenue. 


T  heatre\'«t$3&r 


Union  So.  Theatre  I  ffitt 


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21 


A  Gigantic  Wonder- 

The  Great  Brooklyn  Bridge. 

Since  the  Tower  of  Babel  and  the  Great  Pyramid  of  Egypt 
there  has  been  no  more  massive  structure  put  up  than  this 
bridge.  The  total  cost  is  $15,000,000.  $11,000,000  for  the 
Bridge,  and  $4,00^,000  for  Real  Estate. 

TABLE  OF  DIMENSION  AND  QUANTITIES. 

Construction  commenced  January  3rd,  1S70.  Opened  by 
Chester  A.  Arthur,  President  of  the  United  States.  May  24, 
1883.  Total  length  of  bridge  5,989  feet;  Width  of  bridge  85 
feet;  Number  of  cables  4;  Diameter  of  each  cable  1 5  J  inches; 
Number  of  towers  2;  Weight  of  each  tower,  qi,c_oo  tons; 
Total  height  of  tower  above  high  water  mark,  278  feet;  first 
wire  run  out  May  29th,  1871;  Cable  making  really  commenced 
June  11,  1S77;  Length  of  each  single  wire  in  cables,  3,579 
feet;  Length  of  wire  in  4  cables  exclusive  of  wrapping  wire, 
14,361  miles  (more  than  enough  to  go  halfway  around  the 
world);  Weight  of  four  cables  inclusive  of  wrapping  wire, 
3,588^  tons;  "Ultimate  strength  of  cables,  12,200  tons;  Weight 
of  wire  nearly  II  feet  to  the  pound;  each  cable  contains  5,296 
•parallel  (not  twisted)  galvanized  steel  oil  coated  wires  closely 
wrapped  to  a  solid  cylinder  15!  inches  in  diameter;  Weight  of 
each  anchor  plate,  23  tons. 

FOR  DISEASES  IN  WHICH 

COD  LIVER  OIL 

IS  WELL  KNOWN  TO  BE  BENEFICIAL,  SUCH  AS 
SCROFULA, 
CONSUMPTION, 
CHRONIC  RHEUMATISM, 

MSEASES  OF  THE  B  >XES  AND  JOINTS, 
AND  EMACIATION  RESULTING  THEREFROM. 


MOLLEFV5 
cod  liver  oil 


USE  MOLLER'S  NORWEGIAN  COD  LIVER  OIL, 
Which  is  Superior  to  Any  in  Delicay  of  Taste  and 
Smell,  Medicinal  Virtues,  and  Purity. 

And  is  recommended  as  such  by  many  of  the  First  Physicians  of  this 
Country  and  Europe. 

FOR  SALE  BY  DRUGGISTS. 

W.  H.  SCHIEFFELIN &  CO,  Agents  for  U.  S.  enfl  Canada 

170  William  Street,  New  York. 


24  (i nide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


Blackwell's  Island. 

The  Home  of  the  Vicious,  and  Suffering  Humanity. 
Blackwell's  Island  is  a  narrow  strip  of  land  in  the  East 
River,  extending  from  51st  to  88th  street,  one-half  mile  in 
length,  containing  120  acres;  originally  owned  by  the  Black- 
well  family  and  u-ed  as  a  resilience.  Was  purchased  by  the 
City  July  I.gth,  1S2S,  for  $30,000.  The  massive  building, 
docking,  grading  and  other  work  was  performed  by  inmates 
of  the  Penitentiary  and  Work  House,  and  is  now  valued  at 
$1.0^0,000  exclusive  of  the  buildings.  The  Penetentiary  and 
Work  I  louse  are  located  here  and  kept  continually  filled  by 
daily  importations  from  the  Police  Courts  of  New  York.  One 
can  see  here  many  hospitals,  immense  in  size  and  filled  with 
pauperdom;  also  Lying-in  asylums,  Lunatic  asylums,  includ- 
ing the  Mad  1 1  ouse  with  padded  cells,  in  which  are  placed 
those  of  the  frenzied  and  unruly  kinds,  also  Alms  Houses, 
Warden's  residence,  and  many  other  substantial  buildings  de- 
voted to  special  uses.  Tickets  are  required  to  visit  this  place, 
which  can  be  procured  at  the  office  of  the  Commissioners  of 
Charity  and  Correction,  corner  ifth  street  and  3rd  avenue. 
After  being  furnished  tickets  take  a  3rd  avenue  car  passing 
the  door  to  26th  street  and  walk  east  to  the  river  about  two 
blocks,  where  a  steamboat  owned  by  the  city  authorities,  leaves 
for  the  Island  at  short  intervals.  0 


BON  SONS  and= 

=  CHOCOLATES. 

For  Purilyof  Material  and  Deliciousness  of  Flavor,  Unexcelled. 

363  BEOALWAY,  bet.  17th  &  18th  Sts,,  N.  I, 

DOWN-TOWN  BRANCH: 

150  BEOADWAY,  corner  Liberty  Street. 

A  VERY  ACCEPTABLE  PRESENT, 

Orders  by  Mail  Receive  Prompt  Attention. 


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Coastwise  Steamship  Lines. 

Location  of  Offices  and  Piers. 

Baltimore  Transportation  Co — Pier  6  &  7  N  R 
Clyde's  Charleston  Line — Pier  [old]  27  N  R,  office 

317  Broadway 
Clyde's   Wilmington  Line — Pier  34  E  R,  office 

317  Broadway 
Clyde's  Philadelphia  Line — Pier  33  E  R,  offiee 

317  Broadway 
Cromwell  Line — Pier  9  N  R 
Jacksonville  &  Fernandina  Line — Pier  21  E  R 
Morgan  Line — 237  Broadway,  Pier  [new]  36  N  R 
Mallory's  Line — Pier  20  E  R 
Old  Dominion  Line — General  Office  235  West  St, 

Pfer  26 

Ocean  S  S  Line  [Savannah] — Pier  [new]  35  N  R 
Portland  Steamers'—  Pier  38  E  R 

O^DOMiNIOF^EAMSHIPCO. 


Delightful  Route  to  Old  Point  Comfort,  to  Norfolk,  Peters- 
burg, Richmond,  Newport  News,  Va. 

Affording  a  delightful  sea  trip  to  interesting  Southern 
Resorts,  substituting  for  a  journey  by  rail,  the  refreshing  and 
invigorating  influences  of  a  short  sea  trip 

The  full-powered  Iron  Steamships  of  this  Company  are 
large,  comfortable  and  fitted  up  with  every  convenience. 

Proposed  sailings  from  New  York  are  every  Monday, 
Tuesday,  Wednesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday  for  Norfolk, 
Richmond  and  Petersburg,  via  (James  River  Route.)  Leave 
at  3.00  P.  M.  from  Pier  26,  North  River,  foot  of  Beach 
Strset. 

Through  Tickets  and  Baggage  Checks.  Tickets  for  sale  at 
principal  offices  and  hotels,  and  the  general  offices  of  the 
Company,  235  West  St.,  opp.  Pier  26. 

H.  A.  BOURNE,  Gen.  Sup. 


II 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


Greenwood  Cemetery. 

With  its  more  than  2500  monuments,  some  of  which  hav 
cost  fortunes,  is  without  doubt  the  most  elegantly  (if  such 
word  can  be  Used)  laid  out  cemetery  extant.  It  is  situated  i 
Brooklyn,  on  Gowanus  Heights,  ahout  2\  miles  from  Sout 
Ferry.  The  surface  graded  at  immense  expense,  is  beautiful 
ly  undulating  and  diversified,  producing  constant  and  gratify 
ing  changis  of  scenery,  having  17  miles  of  broad  carriag 
roads,  constructed  of  st.mc  aim  neatly  bordered  with  gravel 
with  about  the  same  number  of  miles  of  foot  path,  covere« 
with  com arte  pavements  free  from  dust  and  mud,  and  con 
ducting  the  visitor  to  every  part.  The  monument  of  Charlotti 
Cauda,  costing  a  princely  sum,  is  MM  of  the  most  noted  01 
the  grounds.  This  point  of  interest  can  be  reached  via  Brook 
lyn  Bridge,  Fulton  or  South  Ferries,  and  taking  cars  on  the 
Brooklyn  side. 

Calvary  Cemetery. 

Is  another  well  planned  cemetery  and  is  situated  in  Newtown 
L.  I.,  (about  two  miles  from  East  10th  St.  Ferry),  having  ove: 
75  acres.  It  is  likewise  handsomely  lairl  out,  and  has  man} 
line  and  c  ostly  monuments.  To  reach  this  place  take  the  ferrie* 
at  the  foot  of  10th,  23d  St.  or  Grand  and  Roosevelt  Street 
Ferries,  East  river. 


THU  guest'S  HAMOY-BOQK 

Reaches  the  hands  of  the  Arrivals 
and  Guests  at  all  the  Leading 
Hotels  in  New  York. 


Guide  to  Point8  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


27 


Central  Park. 

In  N.  Y.  City  are  many  public  and  private  parks  also  squares, 
covering  in  all  iooo  acres  or  1-14  of  the  entire  island.  Cen- 
tral Park,  the  largest  of  all,  was  laid  out  in  1857.  It  is  2% 
miles  long,  3-5  mile  wide  and  contains  about  850  acres.  The 
purchase  of  the  land  with  improvements  and  expenses  up  to 
date,  cost  nearly  $20,ooo,coo;  has  twelve  grand  entrances, 
contains  5^  miles  bridal  path,  9^  miles  of  carriage  roads, 
and  27  miles  of  walks..  To  give  a  complete  description  with 
its  menagerie  of  living  animals,  gay  plumaged  birds,  its  beauti- 
ful and  ornamental  fountains,  terraces,  stairways,  sculptures, 
statuary,  rustic  arbors  and  the  velvety  appearance  of  the 
grasses  and  foliage  would  fill  a  good  sized  book.  It  is  visited 
by  about  10,000,000  annually,  and  is  the  favorite  resort  of  all 
classes.  One  never  wearies  with  the  repeated  yet  diversified 
exhibitions  of  genius,  beauty  and  taste.  Before  being  pur- 
chased by  the  city  and  transformed  into  its  present  appear- 
ance, it  was  land  that  was  considered  worthless  on  account 
of  its  rocky  soil. 


Do  not  fail  to  call  at  the 
address  given  below  if  you 
want  to  see  some  fine  pic- 
tures, and  to  learn  how  they 
are  made.  You  will  be  made 
welcome. 

We  introduced  into  Amer- 
ica the  popular  amateur  pho- 
tographic outfits,  and  now 
have  one  to  offer  for  $9.00. 
It  is  an  acceptable  present 
to  take  home  to  a  friend. 
Ask  to  see  the  outfits  for 
"  Tourists,"  the  "Detective  " 
and  the  "Invisible  Vest 
Camera. " 

Descriptive  catalogue  furnished  to  any  one 
who  is  interested. 

SCOVILL  ll^FG  GO'S  SALESROOMS, 

(Established  in  1802.) 
4^3  Broome  Street,  near  Broadway. 


28  Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


Colleges  and  Theological  Seminaries 

Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  21 S  E  4th 

Academy  of  the  Holy  Cross,  343  W  42d 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  40.  W  17th 

College  of  the  City  of  New  York,  Lexington  ave.  ±.n.  23d 

<  olumbia  College.  E  40th  n.  4th  avenue 

General  Theological  Seminary  of  the  Protestant  Episcopa 

Church,  W  20th  between  9th  and  loth  avenues 
Manhattan,  Boulevard,  comer  131st 
N  1r1n.il  and  High  school,  4th  avenue  and  68th 
Rutger's  Female  College,  4S9  5th  avenue 
St  Fran*  1-  X  ivier,  49  W  15th 
St.  John's  College.  Fordham 
Union  Theological  Seminary,  9  University  place 
University  of  the  City  of  New  York,  Washington  square,  E 

Medical  Colleges  and  Institutions. 
Bellcvue  Medical  College,  foot  E  26th 
College  of  Pharmacy,  209  E  23d 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Fourth  ar.  corner  23d 

Eclectic  Medical,  I  Livingston  place 
Homoepathic,  Fourth  avenue  corner  23d 
N.  Y.  College  of  Dentistry,  245  E  23d 

N.  Y.  College  of  Veterinary  Surgeons,  205  Lexington  avenut 
N.  Y  College  &  Hospital  for  women,  301  Lexington  avenof 
N\  Y-  Pathological  Society,  10 1  E  23d 

Universitv  Medical  College,  410  E  26th       I 


Bijou  Opera  House  Woa3Wi. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


29 


A  Colossus  Statue. 

Presented  by  France  to  America. 
Bartholdi's  Statue  of  Liberty  Enlightening  the  World  is  the 
largest  statue  in  the  world.  The  Colossus  of  Rhodes  is  noth- 
ing compared  to  it.  Some  idea  of  its  magnitude  can  be  un« 
derstood  when  it  is  known  that  40  persons  stood  within  its 
head  at  the  same  time;  a  six  foot  man  standing  on  the  level  of 
the  lips  only  reached  to  the  eyebrow;  fifteen  persons  can  sit 
around  the  flame  of  the  torch,  which  elevation  is  reached  by 
a  spiral  stair  case  within  the  outstretched  arm.  When  in  po- 
sition it  will  be  305  feet  above  tide  water  and  very  much  higher 
than  either  the  Brooklyn  Bridge  towers  or  Trinity  steeple. 
246,000  pounds  of  wrought  iron  and  176,000  pounds  of 
copper  has  been  used  in  its  construction.  The  height  of  the 
statue  itself  is  151, 2  feet,  the  pedestal  91  feet,  and  the  foun- 
dation 52.10  feet.  It  took  eight  years  in  its  construction.  It 
is  located  on  Bedloe's  Island,  New  York  Bay,  about  one  mile 
distant  from  the  Battery.  A  steamboat  now  runs  to  the  island 
every  few  hours  from  Pier  1- 


MORSE 

Elevator  "Works. 


MORSE,  WILLIAMS  &  CO., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Steam, 


iolt    cfes  Hand 


'ower 


ELEVATORS, 

With  Automatic  Hatch  Doors. 

Our  Pneumatic  Safety  Clutch  is  perfect,  and 
we  will  prove  it  on  all  elevators  erected. 

SEND   FOR  CIRCULARS, 

New  York  Office  108  Liberty  St. 

Philadelphia  Office  411  Cherry  St. 


80 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


Uncle  Sam's  Revenue. 

The  Custom  House. 

The  Custom  House  occcupies  the  square  block  corner  Wall 
and  William  streets.  It  was  originally  built  for  the  Merchant's 
Exchange,  and  was  erected  on  the  site  of  the  old  one  which 
was  destroyed  by  the  terrible  and  devastating  fire  of  1835* 
The  Government  subsequently  bought  this  building  for  $1,- 
000,000;  to-day  it  is  worth  $3,000,000.  About  half  a  million 
dollars  in  revenue  is  received  here  almost  every  day,  in  the 
shape  of  Custom  duties  on  goods  imported  from  foreign  coun- 
tries. From  one  hundred  and  fifty  to  two  hundred  millions  is 
received  yearly.  All  foreign  and  coastwise  steamers  and  ves- 
sels must  show  to  the  officials  here  a  correct  copy  of  their 
manifest,  and  alio  deposit  their  register  before  leaving  port. 
The  main  point  of  interest  to  the  visitor  in  connection  with 
this  place  is  the  immense  columns  fronting  the  building,  im- 
mense in  height  and  quarried  of  solid  stone.  In  the  interior 
visitors  can  enter  the  gallery  and  get  a  glimpse  of  a  bee  hive 
ti  clerks,  busily  working  at  their  several  tasks. 


KIDDER,  PEAB0DY&C0., 
foreign  Bankers, 

I  Nassau  Street,  cor.  Wall  Street, 

NEW  YORK 

113  Devonshire  Street,  Boston. 

ATTORNEYS  AND  AGENTS  OF 

Mem.  Barinc  Brothers  &  Co.,  London. 

COMMERCIAL  CREDITS. 
Circular  Credits  for  Travelers. 


Cable  Transfers  and  Bills  of  fexchange  on  Great 
Britain  and  the  Continent. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York.  3  i 
BANKS  (NATIONAL),  NEW  YORK  CITY. 


Kmerican  Exchange,  128  Broadway. 

Bank  of  Commerce,  27  Nassau. 

Bank  of  New  York,  48  Wall. 

Bank  of  the  Republic,  2  Wall. 

Bank  of  the  State  of  N  Y..  33  William. 

Bowery,  60  Bowery 

Broadway,  237  Broadway. 

Butchers'  &  Drovers',  124  Bowery. 

Central,  322  Broadway. 

Chase,  104  Broadway. 

Chatham.  196  Broadway. 

Chemical,  270  Broadway. 

Citizens',  401  Broad svay. 

City,  52  Wall. 

Continental,  5  Nassau. 

East  River,  682  Broadway. 

Fifth,  300  Third  av. 

First,  94  Broadway. 

Fourth,  16  Nassau. 

Fulton,  Fulton,  cor.  Pearl. 

Gallatin,  36  Wall. 

Garfield,  79  W.  23d,  cor.  Sixth  av. 

Hanover,  11  Nassau. 

Importers'  &  Traders',  247  Broadway. 

Irving,  287  Greenwich. 


Leather  Manufacturers'  19  Wall. 

Lincoln,  36  E.  42c!. 

Marine,  78  Wall. 

Market,  105  Beekman. 

Mechanics',  33  Wall. 

Mechanics'  &  Traders',  153  Bowery. 

Mercantile,  191  Broadway. 

Merchants'  Exchange,  257  Eroadw^v 

Merchants',  42  Wall. 

Metropolitan,  110  Broadway. 

Ninth,  409  Broadway. 

N.  Y.  County,  Eighth  av.,  cor  W.  14th 

N.  Y.  Exchange.  138  Chambers. 

Park,  214  Broadway. 

Phoenix,  45  Wall. 

St.  Nicholas,  Wall,  cor.  New. 

Second.  Fifth  av. ,  cor.  W.  23d. 

Seventh  Ward,  184  Broadway. 

Shoe  &  Leather,  271  Broadway. 

Sixth,  594  Sixth  av.,  cor.  35th. 

Third,  20  Nassau. 

Tradesmen's,  29  t  Broadway. 

Union,  34  Wall. 

United  States,  3s  Nassau. 

Wall  Street,  19  Broad. 


BANKS  (STATE),  NEW  YORK  CITY. 


Bank  of  America,  46  Wall. 
Bank  of  the  Metropolis,  1 7  Union  sq. 
Bank  of  North  America,  44  Wall. 
Corn  Exchange,  13  William. 
Eleventh  Ward,  Avenue  D  and  10th. 
Fifth  Avenue,  531  Fifth  av. 
German  American,  50  Wall. 
German  Exchange,  330  Bowery. 
Germania  Bank,  215  Bowery. 
Greenwich,  402  Hudson. 
Madison  Square,  23  W.  23d. 


Manhattan  Company,  40  Wall. 

Mt.  Morris,  133  E.  125th. 

Murray  Hill,  Third  av. ,  or.  E.  47th, 

Nassau,  11  Beekman,  cor.  Nassau. 

North  River,  187  Greenwich 

Oriental,  122  Bowery. 

Pacific,  470  Broadway. 

Peoples',  395  Canal. 

Produce,  59  Barclay. 

West  Side,  479  Eighth  av. 


Bank  Rules. — The  banks  are  open  daily,  from  10  a.m.  to  3  p.m.,  except 
Sundays,  Christmas  Day,  New  Year's  Day,  February  22d,  30th  May,  4th  July, 
Election  Day  and  Thanksgiving  Day.  ^ 

Bank  Clearing  House.    William  A.  Camp,  Manager,  14  Pine. 


SAVINGS  BANKS  OF  NEW  YORK  CITY. 


Bank  for  Savings,  67  Bleecker. 
Bowery,  130  Bowery. 
Broadway,  4  Park  Place. 
Citizens",  58  Bowery. 
Dry  Dock,  Bowery,  cor.  3d. 
East  River,  3  Chambers.  1 
East  Side,  187  Cherry. 
Eleventh  Ward,  906  Third  av. 
Emigrants'  Industrial,  51  Chambers. 
Excelsior,  374  Sixth  av.  • 
Franklin,  658  Eighth  av.  " 
German,  100  E.  14th,  cor  Fourth  av. 


Greenwich,  73  Sixth  av. 

Harlem,  2281  Third  av. 

Institute  for  Clerks,  20  Union  place. 

Irving,  96  Warren. 

Manhattan,  644  Broadway. 

Metropolitan,  cor.  Third  av.  and  7th. 

Morrisania,  Third  av.,  c.  Courtlandav. 

New  York,  cor.  14th  and  Eighth  av. 

North  River,  cor.  Eighth  av.  and  34th. 

Seamens',  Wall,  cor.  Pear: 

Union  Dime,  Broadway,  cor.  32A  rs. 

West  Side,  154  Sixth  av.  ** 


32         Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York 


A  Building  Lined  with  Gold  and  Silver.  , 
The  Sub  Treasury. 

Just  think  of  it,  $186,000,000  in  gold,  silver  and  bills  in  one 
building;  yet  this  enormous  sum  of  money  could  be  found  in 
the  vaults  of  the  Sub7Treasury,  on  January  4th,  1886-  This 
building  is  located  on  Wall,  corner  Nassau  street,  and  was 
originally  intended  for  the  Assay  Office  and  Custom  House;  it 
is  now  scarcely  sufficient  for  the  demands  of  the  sub-treasury. 
This  building  can  be  said  to  be  almost  impregnable  against 
assault  and  lire,  the  walls  of  the  fir»t  story  being  from  five  to 
six  feet  thick;  the  roof  is  also  of  solid  stone,  and  four  feet 
thick.  The  very  handsome  carved  work  to  be  seen  in  the  in- 
terior is  even  cut  into  the  solid  stone.  For  further  protection 
they  have  an  armory  of  their  own,  and  about  twenty-five  men 
heavily  armed  are  on  duty  night  and  day,  guarding  this  great 
treasury.  The  moneys  received  from  the  Post  Office  are  de- 
posited here  daily;  checks  of  disbursing  officers  are  also  made 
payable  here;  in  fact,  this  is  the  Government's  great  banking 
house.  A  heroic  size  statue,  in  bronze,  of  Gen.  Washington 
is  appropriately  placed  on  the  steps  of  this  building.  Also 
the  original  stone  on  which  he  stood  to  take  the  oath  as  the 
first  President  of  the  United  States  can  be  seen;  this  of  itself 
is  worth  a  visit.  Strangers  are  not  allowed  to  visit  the  vaults 
in  the  sub-treasury  except  through  the  courtesy  and  permission 
of  the  officials  in  charge.  The  Broadway  cars  and  6th  avenue 
Elevated  pass  within  a  block.  

59  WALL  ST. 

BUY  AND  SELL  BILLS  OF  EXCHANGE 

l)N  GREAT  BRITAIN  AND  IRELAND,  FRANCE,  GERMANY, 
BELGIUM,    HOLLAND,    SWITZERLAND,  NORWAY, 
DENMARK,  SWEDEN,  AUSTRALIA,  ST.  THOMAS, 
ST.  CROIX  AND  BRITISH  WEST  INDIES. 


Issue  Commercial  and  Travelers'  Credits 
IN  STERLING, 

Available  in  any  part  of  the  world,  and  in  Dollars  for  use  in  this  and 
adjacent  countries. 

MAKE  TELEGRAPHIC  TRANSFERS  OF  MONEY  BETWEEN  THIS 
COUNTRY,  EUROPE  AND  BRITISH  AND  DANISH 
WEST  INDIES. 
MAKE  COLLECTIONS  OF  DRAFTS 

Drawn  abroad  on  all  points  in  the  United  States  and  Canada,  and  of 
Drafts  in  the  United  States  on  foreign  countries. 


BROWN,  SHIPLEY  &  CO.  BROWN,  SHIPLEY  k  CO. 

LIVERPOOL.  LOVDOV. 
United  States  Government  Financial  Agents  in  London 


Guide  to  Points  of  jn4&rest      New  Tork. 

r — 1  — — —  —   ' 

European  and  Foreign  Steamship  Lines. 

Offices  and  Piers. 

[See  Location  of  Piers,  pages  45  and  46]. 

AncJior  Line — Pier  (new)  41  and  pier  20  N  R,  Office  7  Bow- 
ling Green 

Allan  Line — Office  261  Broadway 
Atlantic  cf-  West  India  Line — Office  140  Broadway 
Atlas  Line— Pier  (new)  55  N  R,  Office  21  State  street 
Cromwell  Line,  Halifax — Pier  (old)  10  N  R 
Cunard  Line — Pier  (new)  40  N  R,  Office  4  Bowling  Green 
General  Transatlantic  Line  (French) — Pier  [new]  42  N  R, 
Office  6  Bowling  Green 

Guion  Line—  Pier  [new]  38  N  R,  Office  29  Broadway 
Great  Western  Line — Pier  18  E  R,  Office  70  South  street 
Ham  burg- American  Line— Dock  Hoboken,  Office  61  B'vvay 
Inman  Line— Tier  [new]  36  N  R,  Office  1  Broadway 
Monarch  Line — Dock  Jersey  City,  Office  35  Broadway 
New  York  &  Cuba  Line— Pier  19  E  R,  Office  113  Wall  St 
National  Line  —Pier  [new]  39  N  R,  Office  2  Battery  Place 
North  German  Lloyd — Dock  Hoboken,  Office  2  Bowling 
Green 

'Pacific  Mail  Line—  Pier  fold]  42  N  R 
Royal  Line— Dock  Jersey  City,  Office  iS  Broadway 
Red  Star  Line— Bock  Jersey  City,  Office  55  Broadway 
State  Line— Pier  [new]  34  N  R,  Office  55  Broadway 
Thingvalla  Line— Dock  Hoboken,  Office  24  State  street 
United  States  &  Brazil  Line — Dock  Roberts  Stores,  Brook- 
lyn. Office  84  Broad  street 

White  Star  Line— Pier  [new]  45  N  R,  Office  37  Broadway 
Ward's  Line— Pier  17  East  River 


(general  ©tfawsatlantique  <£oro)jany, 

Between  New  York  and  Havre. 
Company's  Pier,  No.  42  N.  R.,  foot  of  Morton  Street. 

Travelers  by  this  line  avoid  both  transit  by  English  railway  and  the 
discomfort  of  crossing  the  Channel  in  a  small  boat.  Special  trains  leave 
the  Company's  dock  at  Havre  direct  for  Paris  on  arrival  of  steamers. 
Baggage  checked  at  New  York  through  to  Paris. 

Checks  payable  on  sight  in  amount  to  suit  on  the  Banque  Transatlan- 
tic of  Paris, 

LOUIS  DE  BEBIAN,  Agent, 
Branch  Office,  1,140  Broadway.  No.  6  Bowling  Green. 

NOTICE  TO  THE  PUBLIC. 

Dating  from  June  5th,  1886,  the  steamers  of  the  Compagnie  Generale 
Transatlantique  will  sail  from  New  York  every  SATURDAY  instead 
of  every  Wednesday,  as  heretofore. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York 


Gen.  Grant's  Tomb. 

The  temporary  tomb  containing  the  remains 
of  Gen.  Grant  is  situated  in  Riverside  Park,  be- 
tween 123d  and  124th  streets,  on  the  West  side, 
and  fronting  the  Hudson  river.  Until  the  grand 
monument  is  completed  his  remains  will  res', 
here,  when  they  will  be  placed  under  the  monu- 
ment, the  latter  will  be  located  a  few  feet  dis- 
tant from  the  present  vault  A  detachment  of 
soldiers  from  the  U.  S.  Army  are  at  present  act- 
ing as  guard.  Visitors  will  find  it  convenient  to 
to  take  the  6th  avenue  Elevated  Road  to  this 
point. 


Alanson  Tredwell.        Alonzo  Slote.        Alanson  Tredwfi  i.,  Jr. 


JFREDWELL.  +  SLOTE  +  &  +  0®., 

Men's  and  Boys'  Custom  and  Beady  .Made 

—  AND  — 

^FUENISHLXG  ±  GOODS'* 

273. 275  &  277  Broadway,  cor.  Chambers  St, 

-♦NEW  +  ¥®RK.«- 


Guide  to  Jf  omits  oj  Interest  in  New  York.  35 


Express  Companies. 

Adams — Main  office,  59  Broadway;  branch  offices,  684 
3roadway,  12  W  23d,  28  E  42d 

American — Main  office,  65  Broadway;  branch  offices,  696  & 
MO  Broadway,  296  Canal,  30th  st.  and  10th  av.,  Grand  Cen 
ral  Depot,  Madison  ave.  cor.  E  48th  st.,  Freight  Department, 
[O  Hudson 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  Express  Co. — 63,  315  and  1 140  Broadway. 
113  Canal,  97  Mercer  and  43.8  Greenwich  Street. 

Delaware,  Lackawanna  &  Western— 3  &  62  College  Place. 
85  &  942  Broadway,  Grand  Central  Depot,  and  470  W  30th 

Dodd's  Express  [Baggage]  744  &  944  Broadway,  280  Canal, 
>ier  18,  N  R 

National — 65,  696  &  940  Broadway,  296  Canal,  40  Hudson, 
>and  Central  Depot,  10th  ave.,  cor.  W.  30th,  Madison  ave., 
:or.  E.  48th. 

New  York  &  Boston  Despatch — 30^  Canal,  13 17  Broadway 
United  States — 82,305,  744,  957  &  1251  Broadway,  28c 

3anal,  foot  W  23d 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. — 65,  696,  744,  940  &  125 1  Broadway, 

JO  Hudson 

Westscott  Express  [Baggage] — 3  Park  Place,  413,  785  &  942 
Broadway,  470  W  30th,  Grand  Central  Depot,  foot  Barclay 
Jt,  foot  Christopher  st.,  foot  James  Slip,  foot  E  34th. 


86 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  xa.  Neto  York. 


Ferries  to  Following  Points. 

Astoria — Foot  of  g2d  Street,  E.  K. 

Brooklyn— 'Foot  of  Catharine,  Fulton,  Wall,   and  Whitehall 

Streets,  E  R,  and  by  Brooklyn  Bridge. 
Communipaio—N.  J.  Central  &  Philadelphia  &  Reading  R 

R  depots,  foot  of  Liberty  Street,  N  R 
(foverivtr's  Inland — Foot  of  Whitehall  Street,  Battery 
GrtenpoUit  — Foot  of  10th  and  23d  Streets,  E  R 
II of  token — [D.  L.  &  Western  R  R  DepoiJ  foot  of  Barclay  and 

Christopher  Streets,  N  R 
Hunter' it  Point — [Long  Island  R  R  Depot] — Foot  of  7th, 

34th  Streets  and  James  Slip,  E  R 
Jersey  City— [l'enn  R  R  Depot]— Foot  of   Desbrosses  and 

Cortlandt  Streets,  N  R 
Jersey  City,  Pawnia  Aienue  [New  York,  Lake  Erie  &  W  R 

R  Depot — Foot  of  23d  Street,  and  Pavonia  Ferry,  foot  of 
Chambrrs  Street,  N  R 

Raruliir*  Island— Foot  of  26th  Street,  E  R 

Stolen  Island—  Foot  of  Whitehall  Street 

Word's  Island— Foot  of  26th  Street,  E  R 

Weeliawken  [Depot  of  X.  V.  West  Shore  &  Buffalo  Railway, 

and  N.  Y.,  Ontario  cV  W  R  R]— Foot  of  42d  and  Jay  Sts. 

\  R 

Williaihxfmrih  —Foot  of  Houston,  Grand  and  Roosevelt  Sts., 
E  R 


sTOiBriisra-TOitf  line, 

Favorite  Inside  Route. 

AVOIDING  POINT  JUDITH. 

New  York,  Httltimore,  Philadelplmla,  Washing- 
ton.  South  and  If  est.  BETWEEN  Boston. 
Lawrence,  Lowell,  Portland.  All 
New  England  Points. 

Only  %$.oo  between  New  York  and  Boston,  first  class. 
Only  $2.25  between  New  York  and  Providence. 

No   Charge   for   Berths.      Staterooms  $1. 

,  ELEGANT  STEAMERS. 

W  HERE  TICKETS  AND  STATEROOMS  CAN  BE  SECURED  : 

New  York  Offices— New  Pier  36,  JT.  R.;  20  T,  257,  397,  457,  78-5.  943 
and  957  Broadway*  S  Astor  House  ;  Astor  House  Rotunda ;  Windsor 
Hotel ;  Cosmopolitan  Hotel. 

Bbookltn  Officfs— 3c8  Washington  Street ;  730  Fulton  Street. 

Boston  Offices— 214  Wasbineton  Street;  J.  W.  Richardson,  Agent, 
Boston  &  Providence  R.  R,  Station,  oe  by  texegbaph  to 

A.  A.  FOLSOM,   J«  W.MILLER,  O.  H«  BRICCS. 

Supt  .   Gen.Mgr.Ston'ton  Line.  Gen.Pass.Agt,U.Y. 


W  a /lack's  Theatre]  mw. 


(JRAND  CONSERVATORY  of  MUSIC 

of  the  City  of  New  York. 


44  &46  WEST  TWENTY-THIRD  STREET. 

THIS  RENOWNED  MUSIC  SCHOOL 

offers  the  accumulated  advantages  of  }-ears 
of  successful  operation.  Instruction  in  all 
branches  of  Vocal  and  Instrumental  Music, 
Harmony,  Composition,  Elocution  and  Dra- 
matic Arts,  Drawing  and  Painting  and  For- 
eign Languages  from  the  first  beginning  to 
the  highest  artistic  perfection,  by  the  most 
eminent  masters  and  professors  in  the  land, 
at  Moderate  Terms.  Pipe  organ  and  harp 
for  practice.  Regular  stage  with  scenery  for 
the  students  ©f  Opera  and  Dramatic  Art. 
For  further  particulars  address, 

E.  EBERHARD,  Mus.  Doc.  Prest. 

44  &  46  West  23d  Street. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


N.  Y.  Historical  Society. 
Corner  of  11th  Street  and  2d  Avenue. 

Persons  desiring  to  find  out  anything  about  the  early  histor 
of  New  York  let  them  visit  this  most  interesting  place,  and 
they  can  get  all  the  necessary  information.  Anything  and 
everything  connected  with  its  early  career  is  here  represented 
in  some  shape  or  form;  relics,  books,  valuable  manuscripts 
and  late  geographical  discoveries.  In  tearing  down  the  old 
Dutch  church,  erected  in  1729  [subsequently  used  for  the  Post 
Office  and  on  which  now  stands  the  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co's 
Building]  corner  Liberty  and  Nassau  streets.  A  search  was 
made  for  the  box  presumed  to  have  been  deposited  in  the  cor. 
ner  stone;  this  was  finally  found,  and  with  its  valuable  con» 
tents  was  placed  with  the  Historical  society.  The  latter  hav? 
also  a  large  and  rare  collection  of  Indian  and  other  antiqui- 
ties, also  portraits  of  New  York's  early  Governors,  besides  f 
foreign  collection,  including  some  Egyptian  Mummies  taker 
from  the  Catacombs,  &c.  This  Society  is  supported  mainly  by 
well  known  and  influential  citizens,  including  judges,  mer 
chants  and  others  interested  in  preserving  in  its  archives  relics, 
and  reminiscences  of  early  days.  Strangers  or  others  desiring 
to  visit  this  place  can  apply  for  tickets  of  admission  to  any  oi 
the  members,  who  will  be  pleased  to  extend  any  courtesies  in 
this  direction.    The  2d  avenue  surface  cars  pass  the  door. 


88  Guide  to  Points  of  InUrest  in  Neu>  York. 


Leading  Hotels. 

Aberdeen,  Broadway  corner  21st  street 
Albemarle  Hotel,  1 103  Broadway,  cor.  24th  streets 
Ashland  House,  315  Fourth  avenne,  corner  24th  street 
Astor  House,  Broadway,  Barulay  and  Vesey  streets. 
Buckingham  Hotel,  Fifth  avenue  and  50th  Street 
Barrett,  43d  .-.treet  and  Broadway 
Belvidere,  4th  avenue  and  18th  street 
Brevoort  House,  II  Fifth  avenue 

Clarendon  Hotel,  219  Fourth  avenue,  corner  18th  street 

(  oleman  Hou^e,  27th  street  and  Broadway 

Colonade  Hotel,  Broadway  opj)  Lafayette  Place. 

Continental  Hotel,  Broadway  and  20th  street 

Cosmopolitan.  Chambers  street  and  West  Broadway 

Karle's  Hotel,  239  Canal  street  corner  Centre 

Fverif.  House,  corner  17th  street  and  Fourth  avenue 

Fifth  Avenue  Hotel,  Broadway,  Fifth  avenue,  23d  &  24th  sts 

French's  Hotel,  Cor.  Frankfort  St.  eV;  Printing  House  Square, 

Glenham  Hotel,  Fifth  avenue  between  21st  and  22d  streets 

Grand  Central  Hotel,  667  to  677  Broadway 

Grand  Union  Hotel,  Fourth  avenue  and  42d  street 

Gilsey  House,  corner  Broadway  &  20th  street 

Grand  Hotel,  U36  Broadway 

Gedney,  40th  street  and  Broadway 

Hoffman  House,  Broadway  and  Madison  Avenue 

Hotel  Bartholdi, Broadway  corner  E  23d  street 

Hotel  Brunswick.  Fifth  avenue  and  26th  street 


JONAS  BROOK  &  BROS,  are  the 
manufacturers  of  *  Brooks'  Spool  Cotton," 
known  and  .used  extensively  all  over  the 
world.    See  page  6. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  JVeic  York.  39 


Hotel  Bristol,  504  Fifth  avenue 

Hotel  Dam.  15th  street  near  Union  Square 

Hotel  Madison,  39th  street  and  Broadway 

Hotel  Normandie,  38th  street  and  Broadway 

Hotel  Shelburn,  388  Fifth  avenue 

Hotel  St.  George,  12th  street  and  Broadway 

Hotel  St,  Marc,  39th  street  and  5th  avenue 

Hotel  St.  Stephen,  nth  street  near  University  Place 

Hotel  Royal,  _{Oth  street  and  Sixth  avenue 

Hotel  Vendome,  Broadway  and  41st  street 

Hotel  Wellington*  42nd  street  and  Madison  avenue 

Madison  Avenue  Hotel.  58th  street  and  Madison  avenue 

Morton  House,  Broadway  corner  14th  street 

Murray  Hill  Hotel,  Park  avenue,  between  40th  &  41st  streets 

Metropolitan  Hotel,  Broadway  and  Prince  street 

New  York  Hotel,  721  Broadway 

Occidental  Hotel,  Broome  street  corner  Bower)' 

Parker's,  34th  street  and  Broadway 

Tlaza  Hotel,  59th  street  and  Fifth  avenue 

Prescott  House,  corner  Spring  and  Broadway 

Park  Avenue  Hotel,  33d  street  and  Park  avenue 

Rossmore  Hotel,  1461  Broadway  near  42d  street 

Sturtevant   House,      Broadway,  between  28th  &  29th  streets 

St.  Js.mes,  26th  street  and  Broadway 

St.  Cloud,  42d  street  and  Broadway 

Sinclair  House,  corner  8th  street  and  Broadway 

St.  Denis  Hotel,  corner  1  ith  street  and  Broadway 

Stevens  House,  27  Broadway 

Union  Square  Hotel,  15th  street  and  Union  Square 
United  Scates  Hotel,  FuUou  corner  Water  street 
Victoria  Hotel,  4  West  27th  street 
Vanderbilt  Hotel,  Cor.  42d  St.  &  Lexington  Avenu 
Windsor  Hotel,  l  i:th  Avenue,  46th  &  47th  streets 


1<» 


Ludlow  Street  Jail. 

This  is  the  County  Jail,  made  famous  by  the 
incarceration  of  Wm.  M.  Tweed,  (who  died  here) 
Ferdinand  Ward,  the  Napoleon  of  Finance,  &c* 
&c.  Persons  are  imprisoned  here  for  debt  and 
other  misdemeanors,  members  of  the  National 
Guard  State  Militia,  when  delinquent  in  their 
dues  and  fines,  are  also  placed  here  until  their 
dues  are  paid.  One  imprisoned  here  can  live 
luxuriously  providing  he  has  the  wherewith  to 
pay  the  bills.  Tickets  are  not  required.  The 
hours  for  visitors  are  from  10  a  m.  to  4  p.  m. 

The  Grand  street  line  of  cars  (running  from 
east  to  west)  pass  by  the  Jail,  which  is  located 
corner  Ludlow  street  and  Essex  Market  Place, 
a  few  steps  north  of  Grand  street. 


The  Tombs, 

Who  has  not  heard  of  the  Tombs,  the  Egyptian  pile  of 
granite,  covering  a  square  block  on  Centre,  Elm,  Franklin  and 
Leonard  streets.  A  number  of  city  prisons  are  scattered  over 
the  city,  but  this  is  the  main  one.  It  is  the  temporary  abode 
of  prisoners  incarcerated  previous  to  being  tried  by  the  higher 
Courts.  Within  the  building  are  also  two  Courts,  the  Police 
and  Court  of  Special  Sessions.  This  is  the  place  where  mur- 
derers are  executed.  It  has  about  148  cells  for  males,  includ- 
ing Murderers'  Row,  also  a  number  of  cells  for  females. 
When  a  criminal  is  to  be  executed  a  scaffold  is  rapidly  erected 
in  one  of  the  yards  in  the  enclosure.  To  the  amatuer  phre- 
nologist, here  is  a  place  where  humanity  can  be  studied  in  all 
its  different  phases,  from  the  g.nteel  looking  gentleman  ac- 
cused of  embezzlement  or  other  misdemeanor,  to  the  brutal 
murderer,  drunkard  and  professional  burglar.  The  Tombs 
was  built  in  1838,  on  a  water  site  called  the  Collect  Pond. 
Tickets  of  admission  are  required  and  can  be  secured  at  the 
office  of  the  Commissioners  of  Charity  and  Correction.,  nth 
street  and  3d  avenue.  Take  the  Broadway  or  4th  avenue  cars 
and  get  off  at  Franklin  street  or  the  6th  avenue  Elevated  Road 
to  Franklin  street,  and  walk  east  three  blocks.  This  is  a 
highly  interesting  place  to  visit. 


fit 

Fifth  Avenue  Theatre\  «Md 


This  convenient  Pocket  Directory  to 
j  points  of  interest  in  New  York,  (includ- 
1  ing  a  complete  Street  Directory)  will  be 
|  carefully  preserved  and  frequently  used 
for  reference,  thus  the  names  and  business 
of  the  Advertisers  will  be  indelibly  im- 
pressed upon  the  memory  of  visitors  and 
others  who  will  receive  this  valuable  book, 
This  is  the  great  secret  in  adver- 
tising. 


The  class  of  persons  who  arrive  and 
locate  at  the  different  hotels  come  to  the 
city  for  some  purpose,  either  to  buy,  see, 
or  get  information. 


The  science  of  Advensing  consists  in 
inserting  an  advertisement  in  a  medium 
that  will  be  constantly  referred  to.  This 
valuable  Handy  Book  and  Directory 
thoroughly  covers  the  ground. 


Business  men  will  find  this  a  most 
excellent  and  profitable  medium  in  which 
to  advertise  their  business. 


9 


42  Guide  to  Point*  of  Interest  in  New  York. 

The  Morgue. 

"Found  floating  in  the  East  River  yesterday  by  a  Ijoatma 
the  body  of  a  female,  h\feet  high,  of  blonde  complexion  and  hat 
with  embroidered  skirts.  Jutting  oji  a  fine  quality  of  kid  sfioe 
the  body  supposed  to  heive  been  in  the  uater  ten  d/tys.  Nothii 
%tas  found  to  indicate  her  name  and  address.  It  was  sent  tot 
Morgue  to  area  it  identification."  An  item  similar  to  this  C£ 
be  read  almost  daily  in  the  newspapers.  To  those  who  a 
morbidly  inclined  and  have  a  desire  to  see  the  ghastly  side  < 
life,  they  can  visit  this  receptacle  of  the  unfortunate  and  ui 
known  dead.  The  Morgue  is  located  on  26th  street  near  tr 
East  river,  in  a  building  adjacent  to  Bellcvue  Hospital.  Froi 
the  sidewalk  a  few  steps  are  descended  where  the  visitor  coi 
fronts  a  room  partitioned  off  with  glass,  in  the  inside  of  whic 
can  be  seen  the  inclined  marble  slabs  where  m  the  body  resi 
awaiting  identification.  Bodies  are  kept  preserved  and  mois 
ened  by  a  jet  of  water  from  pipes  projecting  from  the  ceiling 
Tickets  are  not  required.  Take  the  2d  or  3d  avenue  Elevate 
Roads,  or  2d  or  3d  avenue  surface  cars;  get  off  at  26th  stre< 
and  walk  cast  a  short  distance. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


43 


Metropolitan  Museum  of  Art. 

Central  Park,  83d  Street  near  5th  Avenue. 
This  Museum  contains  a  choice  and  rich  collection  of  mag. 

r  nificent  paintings  by  both  modern  and  the  old  masters,  many 

'  of  them  costing  thousands  of  dollars  each.  The  many  beauti- 
ful marble  statues  of  life  and  heroic  size  is  another  important 

1  feature  on  exhibition  which  calls  for  the  admiration  of  visitors. 
The  stone,  bronze  and  iron  ages,  etc  ,  are  represented  here  in 
shape  of  rare  coins,  jugs,  pottery  and  thousands  of  other 
ancient  and  valuable  articles.  Many  of  the  statuary  and  other 
articles  exhibited  have  been  discovered  and  dug  up  on  the 
Island  of  Cyprus,  under  the  immediate  supervision  of  Gen. 
Di  Cesnola,  and  brought  to  this  country  by  him.    To  visit 

-  the  Metropolitan  Museum  of  Art  is  indeed  a  great  treat.  The 
building  was  presented  by  the  City.  It  is  supported  mainly 
by  the  well-to-do  residents  of  New  York,  and  is  free  to  the 
public  Wednesday,  Thursday,  Friday  and  Saturday;  on  Mon- 
day and  Tuesday  (members'  day)  a  charge  of  twenty-five 
cents  is  made.  The  Egyptian  Obelisk  is  appropriately  located 
about  200  yards  away.  Fourth  Avenue  cars  pass  within  a 
block  of  the  Museum. 


14 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interes  in  New  York. 


Location  of  Piers  North  River. 

Old  and  New  Numbers. 


No.  Street. 

I,  old.  Battery  place 

2-3,  old,  Battery  pi  &  Morris 
4,  old,  Morris  » 
5-6-7,  old,  Morris  &  old.  Rector 
s-9-10,  old,  Rector  &  Carlisle 

II,  old,  Carlisle 

12,  old,  Albany 

13,  old,  Albany  and  Cedar 

14,  old,  Cedar 

15,  old,  Liberty 

16,  old.  Liberty  &  Cortlandt 
1/  l8,  old,  Cortlandt 

19,  old,  Cortlandt  &  Dey 

20,  old,  Dey  ' 

20,  new  Chambers 

21,  old,  Fulton 

21,  new,  Duane 

22,  old,  Fulton  and  Vesey 

23,  old,  Vesey 

24,  old,  Vesey  and  Barclay 

25,  old,  Barclay, 

26,  old,  Barclay  cV  Bark  Place 

26,  new,  Beach 

27,  old,  Bark  place 
27,  new,  Hubert, 
.»8,  old,  Murray 
23.  new,  Laight 
29,  old,  Warren 

3  «,  old,  Chambers 

31,  old,  Duane 

32,  old,  Duane  and  Jay 

33,  old.  jay 

34,  old,  I  larrison 

34,  new,  Canal 

35,  old,  Franklin 

35,  new,  Spring, 

36,  old.  N M ill  Moore 

36,  new,  Spring  ami  Charlton 

37,  old.  Beach 


No.  Street. 

37,  new,  Charlton 

38,  old,  Hubert 

38,  new,  King 

39,  old,  Vestry  &  Desbrosses 

39,  new,  West  Houston 

40,  old,  Watts 

40,  new,  Clarkson 

41,  old,  Hoboken 

41,  new,  Leroy 

42,  old,  Canal 

42,  new,  Morton 

43,  old,  Spring 
43  new,  Hairow 

44,  old,  Spring  and  Charlton 

44,  new,  Christopher, 

45,  old,  Charlton 

45  46-47,  new,  West  10th 

46,  old,  King 

47,  old,  West  Hous.on 

48,  old,  Clarkson 

49,  old,  Leroy 

50,  old,  Morton 

51,  old,  Christopher 

52,  old,  West  10th 

53,  old,  Charles 

54,  old,  Berry 

54,  new,  Wttl  24th 

55,  old,  West  mh 

55,  new,  West  25th 

56.  old,  Bethune 

56,  new,  West  26th 

57,  old,  Horatio 

58,  old.  Cansevoort 

59,  old,  Bogart 

60,  old,  Bloomfield 

61,  old,  West  1 2th 

62,  old,  Wetl  13th  ) 

63,  old,  West  15th 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


East  River. 


No.  Street. 

1-2,  Whitehall 

3-4,  Moore  and  Broad 

5,  Broad  &  Coenties  Slip 

6-7-8,  Coenties  Slip 

q-io,  Coenties  and  Old  Slips 

i  [-12,  Old  Slip 

13,  Old  slip  &  Gouverneur  lane 

14,  Jones  Lane 
15-16,  Wall 

17,  Pine 

18,  Maiden  Lane 

19,  Fletcher 
2021,  Burling  Slip 

22,  Fultor 

23,  Beekman 

24,  Beekman  and  Peck  Slip 
25-26,  Peck  Slip 

27,  Dover 

28,  Dover  and  Roosevelt 

29,  Roosevelt 

30,  Roosevelt  &  James  Slip 
31-32,  James  Slip 

33,  Oliver 
1 34-35  Catharine 
36,  Catharine  &  Market 
37-38,  Market 
39,  Market  and  Pike 


No.  Str:  et. 

40-41,  Pike 
42,  Pike  and  Rutgers 
43-44,  Rutgers 

45,  Rutgers  and  Jefferson 

46,  Jefferson 

47,  Jefferson  and  Clinton 

48,  Clinton 

49,  Clinton  and  Montgomery 

50,  Montgomery 
51-52  Gouverneur 

53,  Jackson 

54,  Corlears, 

55,  Cherry, 
56-57,  Broome 
58-59,  Delancy 

60,  Rivington 

61,  Rivington  and  Stanton 

62,  Stanton 

63,  Third 

64,  Fifth 

65,  Sixth 

66,  Seventh 

67,  Eighth 

68,  Ninth 
68,  East  10th 
70,  East  nth 


10  Guide  t/)  Point*  of  Tnttrtxtin  Xnr.  York. 

American  Museum  of  Natural  History. 

_  _  _  Located  in  Central  Park. 

This  Museum  is  one  of  the  standard  attractions  to  both  res- 
idents and  strangers.  Visitors  can  see  here  an  astonishing 
number  of  stuffed  and  mounted  serpents,  mammals,  curious 
skeletons,  animals  of  every  kind  and  shape,  dolphins  and  every 
specimen  of  representative  fishes,  four  thousand  varieties  of 
beetles  and  other  insects,  sponges  of  all  sizes  and  kinds  from 
ihe  Ea.st  Indies,  and  a  thousand  and  one  other  curiosities.  The 
building  alone  cost  some  $500,000,  the  exhibits  amount  to 
almost  an  equal  value.  To  reach  this  point  direct  take  6th 
avenue  elevated,  or  Broadway,  6th,  7th,  or  Bth  avenue  surface 
cars;  the  latter  pass  the  building. 

Open  and  free  to  the  public  Wednesday,  Thursday,  Friday 
and  Saturday,  including  Public  Holidays.  On  Monday  and 
Tuesday,  (members'  day),  an  admission  fee  of  twenty-five 
cents  is  charged.     Not  open  on  Sunday. 


S.S.SJ 


Me  CHIEF  BLOOD  Blf f  ER 

V 

LABORATORY: 

ATLANTA,  GA. 

Send  for  Treatise  on  Blood  and  Shin 
Diseases. 

THE  SWIFT  SPECIFIC  CO., 

Drawer  No.  3.  Atlanta,  Ga. 


BROOKS'  SPOOL  COTTON  is  consid- 
ered the  best  in  the  market.    Refer  to  p.  6. 


N'lblOS    I  BTrTeySfr%t. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York.  47 

Railroad  Depots 

Baltimore  &  Ohio — Jersey  City  Ferries 

Central  of  New  Jersey — Ferry,  Liberty  street 

Del..  Lack.  &  Western — Hoboken  ferries,  Barclay  street  anj 

Christopher  street 
Erie —Ferries,  Chambers  street  &  W  23d 
Flushing  &  North  Side — Ferries,  James  slip  &  E  34th  st 
Hudson  River — 42d  st  &  4th  av,  and  W  30th.  n  10th  av 
Long  Island— James  Slip  and  34th  st 

Morris  &  Essex — Hoboken  ferries,  Barclay  &  Christopher  s'  - 

N.  J.  Midland — Ferry  Cortlandt  street 

N.  J.  Southern — Pier  8  N  R  (via  Long  Branch) 

New  York  Central — 42d  st  &  4th  av 

New  York  &  Boston — 42d  st  &  4th  av 

New  York  &  Harlem — 4 2d  st  &  4th  av 

New  York  &  New  Haven — 42d  st  &  4th  av 

North  Shore,  Staten  Island—Pier  19  N  R 

Pennsylvania— Ferries,  Cortlandt  st  &  Desbrosses  st 

South  Side  of  Long  Island — James  Slip  &  34th  st 

Staten  I.>land—  Pier  1  E  R 

West  Shore— Foot  of  Jay  st  &  42d  st,  N  R 

CANTR  ELL'S. 

25  WEST  23d  STREET, 

(Adjoining  5th  Ave.  Hotel), 

"New  York's  Leading  Shoe  Emporium." 


Large  Assortment  of 

FINE  SHOES  IN  STOCK 

FOR 

GENTLEMEN,  LADIES  &  MISSES, 

AT 

PRICES  TO  SUIT  EVERY  PURSE. 


E^~Ladies'  and  Gents'  Shoes 
made  to  order  and  de 
livered  at  short 
notice 


48  Guftte  to  Point* ej  lutrmt  in  Neic  York. 

The  Population  o^  New  York  at  Different  Periods. 

Interesting  Figures. 

The  growth  of  New  York  City  has  been  very 
rapid,  as  statistics  w  ill  show:— 1656  the  popula- 
tion amounted  to  1,000;  in  1664,  to  1,500;  in 
1700,  to  5,000;  in  1750,  to  13,500;  in  1774,  to  22,- 
750;  in  1. Soo,  to  60,489;  in  1820,  to  123,706;  in 
1830,  to  202,589;  in  1840,  to  312,932;  in  1850,  to 
515,547;  in  lX6o»  10813,669.  In  1865  the  census 
showed  a  decrease  in  the  population,  owing  to 
the  war  and  the  disorganized  condition  of  vari- 
ous industrial  pursuits,  and  is  given  at  726,376; 
the  census  of  1870  places  the  population  at  942,- 
252;  the  census  of  1880  shows  this  population 
over  1,250,000.  What  will  it  be  in  100  years 
from  now? 


Daly's  Theatre]  %TsZnetnd 


i 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


49 


Refining  the  Precious  Metals.   The  Assay  Office. 

A  visitor  on  entering  the  smeltering  department  in  the  Assay 
uilding  is  forcibly  reminded  of  the  kitchen  in  a  large  hotel; 
at  instead  of  iron  and  tin  kettles,  crucibles  are  used,  and 
stead  of  bouillion  soup  the  real  bullion  (gold  and  silver) 
akes  its  place.    Here  is  where  gold  and  silver  ore  and  bullion 
is  it  comes  from  the  mine  or  otherwise,  is  assayed,  refined  and 
eady  for  coining.    Many  persons  labor  under  the  impression 
hat  this  is  a  rr.int  for  coining  money;  this  is  not  the  fact. 
Vline  owners, "bankers  and  others  frequently  send  in  ore  and 
ndlion  to  be  assayed,  in  which  case  two  experts  separately  assay 
t;  if  their  figures  and  reports  do  not  agree,  the  operation 
mist  be  repeated  until  the  correct  result  is  obtained.  Deposits 
gold  and  silver  bullion  are  made  here;  the  silver  is  returned 
nbars;  for  geld,  coin  is  returned  or  bars  if  desired;  coin  is 
>aid  out  when  required  for  shipment.    Any  person  can  have 
m  assay  made  here  of  the  precious  metals.    The  six  large 
faults  sometimes  contain  as  high  as  $1,000,000  in  silver,  and 
[|50,ooo,ooo  in  gold.    The  scales  used  for  weighing  are  so 
lelicately  balanced  that  in  weighing  1000  ounces  the  one 
mtumsandth  part  of  an  ounce  will  turn  the  scales.    In  the  pro- 
cess of  refining  absolutely  nothing  is  wasted,  even  the  fumes 
m  the  chemicals  used  are  condensed  on  coke  and  sold  to  farm- 
ers for  fertilizing  purposes. 

ISCOT'i5  STAMF  cfe>  O  OIIVT  CO. 

Hq^»  [LIMITED.] 

721  BROADWAY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Largest  Stock  of  Stamps  and  Coins  in  the  World. 
BfrrAMP  Catalogue,  4Sth  edition,  200  pages,  1800  illustrations,  25c, 
JCoppek  Ccin  Catalogue,  profusely  illustrated,  25  cents. 
Silver  and  Gold  Coin  Catalogue  profusely  illustrated  25  cents. 
|J?hilateli8t's  Stamp  Album,  replete  with  statisticts,  and  illustrated  with 

4i)0  engravings ;  in  board  cover,  25  cents  ;  in  cloth  50  cents. 
Imperial  Stamp  Album,  magnificently  gilts  and  containing  spaces  for  over 

2000  stamps,  ?5  Cents. 


International  Stamp  Album,  containing  specially  designed  spaces  for 
every  stamp  issued:  in  cloth  cover,  $2.50  ;  in  beard  cover,  $1.50  ;  also 
special  editions  on  heavy  paper,  at  $5.00,  $7.50,  $12.00  and  $20.00. 

Approval  Sheets  and  lots  sent  to  responsible  parties.  Our  approval  sheets 
contain  over  5000  varieties  and  cannot  be  equalled.  Agents  wanted 
everywhere,   Circulars  sent  free. 

Packets  f-om  5  cents  to  $15.00,  These  cannot  be  equalled  either  in  regard 
to  quality  or  price. 

Auction  sales  of  Stamps  and  Coins  a  specialty.  A  comparison  of  the  prices 
realized  at  our  sales  with  those  of  other  parties  will  convince  intending 
sellers  that  they  are  serving  their  own  interests  in  entrusting  the  sale  of 
their  collections  to  us. 

Highest  cash  prices  paid  for  rarities  of  all  kind9,  and  we  make  a  specialty  of 
the  purchase  of  entire  collections. 


60  Chitde  to  Point*  oj  Interest  in  New  York. 


River  and  Sound  Steamboat  Lines. 

(See  Location  of  Piers,  pages  45,  46.) 
Bridgeport  Line — Tier  35  E  R 
Citizen's  Line,  to  Troy— Pier,  new,  44  N  R 
Day  Line,  to  Albany— Pier,  old,  30.  N  R 
Fall  River  Line,  to  Boston— Pier,  old,  2S  N  R 
Fort  Lee  Boats  — Pier,  old,  42  N  R 
Glen  Cove  Line— Pier  24  E  R 
Hudson  River  Boats— Pier,  old,  34  &  35  N  R 
Hartford  Line— Pier  24  E  R 
Long  Branch  Line — Pier  8  N  R 
Metropolitan  Line,  to  Boston— Pier  11  N  R 
Newburgh  Line,  Mary  Powell— Pier,  old,  39  N  R 
New  Rochelle  Line,  to  Stamford— Pier  42  E  R 
New  Haven  Line — Pier  25  E  R 
Norwich  Line — Pier,  old,  40  N  R 

People's  Line,  Night  Line  to  Albany — Pier,  old,  41  N  R 
Providence  Line,  to  Boston — Pier,  old,  29  N  R 
Sag  Harbor  &  Greenport  Line— Pier  26  E  R 
Starin's  Line,  to  New  Haven— Pier  18  N  R 
Stonington  Line,  to  Boston — Pier,  new,  36  N  R 

Fall  River  Line. 

The  best  route  between   NEW  YORK  and  BOSTON,  and  ALL 
POIN  18  in  NEW  ENGLAND  and  the  PROVINCES. 

Steamers  PILGRIM,  BRISTOL  and  PROVI- 
DENCE alternating. 

The  finest,  largest  and  most  costly  steamers 
of  their  class  in  the  world.  An  Orchestra  on 
each  Steamer.    Concerts  afternoon  and  evening. 

Leave  New  York  from  pier  28  North  River,  foot  of  Murray 
St  Daily,  Sundays  included,  at  500  P.M.  Connect  at 
Fall  River  with  trains  for  all  Eastern  and  Northern  points. 
Returning  trains  leave  Boston  from  Old  Colony  Railroad  Sta- 
tion 6P  M. ,  Week  Days  and  7  P.  M.  Sundays,  connecting 
at  Fall  River  with  Steamers  for  New  York. 

Connection  by  Annex  Boat  to  and  from  Brooklyn  and  Jer- 
sey City.    Send  for  copy  of  "Old  Colony  or  Pilgrim  Land 
also  folder  giving  details  of  service  ;  Mailed  free. 

For  tickets  or  State  Rooms  in  New  York, 
apply  at  207,  261,  944  and  1323  Broadway,  Broad- 
way cor.  23d  St.,  153  Bowery,  134  East  125th  St., 
264  West  125th  St.,  at  Astor  House  and  Windsor 
Hotels,  at  office  on  Pier  28  and  on  Steamers. 
Geo.  L.  Connor,  Gen.  Pass.  Afft. 

PIER  28  NORTH  RIVER,  NE^  \  ORE. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York.  81 

The  Finest  Summer  Resort  in  America. 


Eotel  Onset,  Onset  Bay,  Mass. 


yJO  spot  on  the  coast  can  surpass  Onset  Bay,  for  natural  attrac- 
x  tions.  The  bathing  facilities  are  especially  fine,  the  sailing  and 
shing  advantages  are  of  the  best,  it  is  a  perfect  abode  of  restful 
luiet  and  recreative  influences  during  the  summer  days — a  perfect 
laradise  for  women  and  children.  It  is  the  fairest  exponent  of  fine 
jmd  and  water  scenes  that  exist,  the  forest  growth  of  pines  is  attrac- 
ve  for  its  hixuriousness  and  great  extent — in  short,  it  is  endowed 
iaturally  with  attractions  second  to  none  ;  with  sanitary  and  health- 
iving  influences  not  surpassed  in  the  country. 

THE  HOTEL  ONSET  is  one  of  the  largest  and  best  appointed 
lotels  on  the  coast  of  Massachusetts,  perfect  in  its  location  and  sur- 
ouridings.  It  has  been  enlarged  to  three  times  its  former  capacity, 
nd  newly  and  finely  furnished  throughout  for  this  Season.  It  is 
applied  with  ample  water  facilities,  perfect  sanitary  arrangements, 
nd  all  modern  improvements. 
It  will  be  conducted  in  a  strictly  first-class  manner— in  fact,  it  is 
tr  determination  to  spare  no  effort  to  make  the  cuisine  and  service 
qual  to  the  best. 

TERM9  reasonable  and  consistent  with  accommodations  offered. 
Onset  Bay  can  be  reached  direct  by  the  Fall  River  Line  and  Old 
-olony  R.  R.,  and  all  Lines  running  east  from  New  York. 
See  opposite  page  for  full  information. 

HERSCHMANN  &  COLLINS, 

Proprietors, 


n         Guide  to  Points  of  Intercut  in  New  York. 


'.OCATION  OK  1.k\i>in<;  Pi.acks  OP  Ami  sf.mknt. 

Academy  of  Music -14  Street  and  Irving  Place. 
Bijou  Opera  H.ni>e—  oth  Street  and  Broadway. 
I  otkstader's — Broacway  near  30th  street. 
Comiqae—  125th  Street  near  Lexington  Ave. 
Italy's  Theatre— 31st  Street  and  Broadway. 
Lden  Musee — 55  West  23rd  Street. 
Fifth  Avenue  Theatre — 28  Street  and  Broadway. 
Fourteenth  Street  Theatre — 1  jth  3treet  and  Sixth  Avenue. 
Grand  Opera  House — Cor.  West  23rd  Street  and  Kighth 
Avenue. 

Harry  Miner\  (Variety)  —  Bowery  near  Prince  Street. 
(Coster  &  Urn's— 23  Street  near  Sixth  Avenue. 
London  Theatre  (Variety) — Bowery  near  Prince  Street. 
Lyceum  Theatre—  Fourth  Avenue,  between  23d  and  2\i\i 
Streets. 


R.  CLEDHILL, 

24 J  Fifth  Ave. 


MURAL  DECORATIONS 

Of  Original  Design  and  latest 
Method. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


53 


Madison  Square  Theatre — 24th  Street  near  Broadway. 

Metropolitan  Opera  House — Broadway  and  ^oth  Street. 

Metropolian  Casino  — 39th  Street  and  Broadway. 

Mount  Morris  Theatre — 130th  Street  near  3rd  Avenue. 

New  Park  Theatre — Cor.  35th  Street  and  Broadway. 

Niblo's  Garden — Broadway  and  Prince  Street. 

People's  Theatre — Bowery  near  Spring  Street. 

Standard  Theatre — Sixth  Avenue  near  32nd  Stree,t. 

Star  Theatre — 13th  Street  and  Broadway* 

Thalia  Theatre  (German) — Bowery  near  Canal  Street. 

Third  Avenue  Theatre — 3rd  Avenue  and  31st  Street. 

Tony  Pastor's  Opera  House — 14th  Street  between  Third 
Avenue  and  Irving  Place. 

Union  Square  Theatre — 14th  Street  and  Union  Square. 
•  Waliack's  Theatre — Broadway  near  30th  Street. 

Windsor  Theatre — Bowery,  bet.  Canal  and  Bayard  Streets. 


We  guarantee  Perfect  Fit  and  the  best  of  work  at  Reduced 
 Prices  

MlCHAELIS  &  ROHMAN, 


14  West  2jd  St. 

Opposite  Fifth  Avenue  Hotel. 

^NEW  Y9RK.*- 


A  SELECTION  OF 

—FANCY  SHIRTINGS 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


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Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


MANHATTAN  ROTATED  JiAILROAI). 

Fare  ten  cents,  except  from  5.30108  30  a.m.,  and  4.30  to  7.30  p.m.,  when  it 
is  five  cents.  Children  under  five  years  of  age,  free;  from  five  to  twelve  years, 
five  cents  at  all  hours.    Going  north,  ascend  station  on  can  side  of  track. 

Going  south,  ascend  station  on  west  side  of  track. 


THIRD  AVENUE  LINE. 


Route.  — From  South  Ferry  through  Front  street  to  Coentics  slip ;  to  Pearl 
street;  to  New  Bowery;  to  Bowery  ;  to  Third  avenue;  to  Harlem  River. 
Mranch  from  City  Hall  to  Chatham  square.  Also  from  '1  lurd  avenue  through 
34th  street  to  East  River.  Also  at  AM  street  for  Grand  Central  Depot  Trains 
run  all  hours  every  day.    City  Hall  Branch  closed  Sundays. 


STATIONS. 

South  Kerry. 
Hanover  Square. 
Fulton  St 
Franklin  Square. 
Chatham  Square. 
Canal  St. 
Grand  St. 
Houston  St 


STATIONS. 
Ninth  St 
Fourteenth  St. 
Eighteenth  St 
Twenty-third,  St. 

Twenty-eighth  St. 
Thirty-fourth  St. 
Ferry — E.  Thirty- 
fourth  St 


STATIONS. 

Forty-second  St. 
<  irand  Central  De- 
pot 

Forty-seventh  St 
Fifty-third  St. 
Fifty-ninth  St 
Sixty-seventh  St 
Seventy-Sixth  St 


STATIONS. 

Eighty-fourth  St 
Eighty-ninth  St. 
Ninety  eighth  St  * 
106th  Street. 
116th  Street. 
125th  Street 
129th  Street 

(Harlem  River.) 


NINTH  AVENUE  LINE. 


Route.— From  South  Ferry  through  Battery  Park;  to  Greenwich  street; 
to  Ninth  avenue:  to  59th  street  Change  cars  at  59th  street  for  Harlem. 
Trains  run  from  5.30  am.  to  8  p.m.,  except  Sundays. 


STATIONS. 

South  Ferry. 
Rector  St 
Cortlandt  St 
Barclay  St 


STATIONS. 

Warren  St 
Franklin  Si. 
Desbrosses  St. 
Houston  St 


STATIONS. 

Christopher  St. 
Fourteenth  St. 
Twenty-third  St 
Thirtieth  St. 


STATIONS. 

Thirty-fourth  St. 
Forty-second  St 
Fiftieth  St 
Fifty-ninth  St 


SIXTH  AVENUE  LINE. 


Route. — From  South  Ferry  through  Battery  Park  to  Church  street:  to 
Murray  street;  to  West  Broadway;  through  South  Fifth  avenue;  to  West 
Third  street;  to  Sixth  avenue;  to  Central  Park.  Also  from  Sixth  avenue 
through  West  Fifty-third  street ;  to  Ninth  avenue;  to  110th  street;  to  Eighth 
avenue;  to  Harlem  at  155th  street.    Trains  run  all  hours  every  day. 


STATIONS.  STATIONS.  STATIONS.  "STATIONS. 

South  Ferry.  Bleecker  St  Fifty-eighth  St  Ninety-third  St 

Rector  St  Eighth  St.  Eighth  Ave.  and  104th  Street. 

Cortlandt  St  Fourteenth  St  Fifty-third  St.  116th  Street 

Park  Place.  Twenty- third  St  Ninth    Ave.    and  125th  Street. 

Chambers  St  Thirty-third  St  Fifty-ninth  St.  135th  Street 

Franklin  St  Forty-second  St  Seventy-second  St  145th  Street 

Grand  St  Fiftieth  St  Eighty-first  St  155th  Street 


SECOND  AVENUE  LINK 

Route. — From  Chatham  square,  connecting  with  Third  Avenue  line; 
through  Division  street;  to  Allen  street;  to  First  avenue;  to  East  Twenty- 
third  street;  to  Second  avenue ,  to  Harlem  River.  Trains  run  from  5.30  a.m. 
tc  7.30  pjn.,  except  Sundays. 


STATIONS. 

Chatham  Square. 
Canal  St. 
Grand  St. 
Rivington  St 
WrmX  St 


STATIONS. 

Eighth  St. 
Fourteenth  St. 
Nineteenth  St. 
Twenty-third  St 
Thirty-fourth  St 


STATIONS. 

Forty-second  St 
Fiftieth  St. 
Fifty-seventh  St 
Sixty-fifth  St 
Seventy-fifth  St. 


STATIONS. 

Eighty-seventh  St. 
1  nth  Street. 
120th  Street 
127th  Street. 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York.  55 

Trinity  Steeple. 

Have  you  been  up  Trinity  Steeple?  This  question  if  put 
to  a  majority  of  residents  of  New  York  City  would  be 
answered  by  them  in  the  negative,  yet  this  is  the  Mecca 
where  strangers  visit.  One  can  ascend  the  high  steeple 
and  get  a  magnificent  view  for  many  miles  around,  of  New  York 
and  its  suburbs,  beautiful  Bay  and  Rivers.  Adjoining  the 
church  is  a  large  enclosed  cemetery,  where  the  bones  of  the 
great  and  distinguished  have  been  lying  buried  for  hundreds 
of  years,  including  those  of  the  famous  Charlotte  Temple. 
In  the  interior  of  the  church  can  be  observed  the  magnificent- 
ly carved  Redef'os  (altar),  costing  $30,000,  and  presented  as  a 
memorial  by  the  Astor  family.  Trinity  Church  with  its  large 
estate  and  many  millions  is  the  wealthiest  church  corporation 
in  the  world.  ^  It  substantially  supports  a  number  of  other 
churches,  missions  and  schools  of  its  own  denamination, 
(Episcopal),  and  other  worthy  objects  wnich  are  to  a  certain 
extent  under  its  immediate  control  and  supervision.  The  dis- 
tinguished divine  Rev.  Morgan  Dix,  son  of  the  late  Gene- 
ral John  A.  Dix,  is  at  the  present  time  its  rector,  y  The  Broad- 
way surface  and  6th  avenue  Elevated  Road  pass  this  point. 


CHOCOLATES  and 

BON-BONS 

Of  unequaled  excellence  and  variety. 
Special  Designs  of 
Boxes  and  Favors  for  the  Dinner  and  German. 

Direct  importation  this  season. 
1 149  Broadway,  "bet.  2  6th  &  27th  Sts. 

29  &  31  CORTLANDT  STREET. 

(Telephone  No.  382 — 21st.) 

Orders  for  Delivery  by  Messenger,  Mail  or 
Express  Promptly  Filled. 


06 


Guide  to  Point*  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


Location  of  Court  Houses. 

U.  S.  Circuit,  Post  Office  Banding,  City  Hall 

U.  S,  District  Court,  Post  Office  iiuilding,  City  Hall 

U.  S.  Commissioners,  Post  Office  Building,  City  Hall 


'    I  V  AND  C'  >1'NTY^.^^^«Jl^) 
Supreme,  New  Court  House  Iiuilding,  City  Hall  &  Chambers 
Superior,        "  "  "  «•  «« 

Common  Picas,  New  Court  House  Building,  •* 
City,  City  Hall  building,  City  Hall 

CRIMINAL  COURTS. 

Oyer  &  Terminer,  New  Court  House,  City  Hall 
General  Session,  82  Chamber!  street 
Special  Session,  Tombs  Building 

POLICE  COURTS. 

1st  District,  Tombs  Building 

125  Sixth  avenue,  [Jefferson  Market] 
"       69  Essex,  [Essex  Market 

i61  East  5?th  street,  [Yorkville] 
128  East  125th  street,  [Harlemj 
"        East  15Sth  corner  3d  avenue 


2d 
3d 
4th 
5th 
6th 


DISTRICT  COURTS. 

1st  District,  Chamber,  corner  Centre  streets 


2d 

Corner  Centre  and  Pearl 

3d 

125  Sixth  avenue 

4th 

30  1st  street 

5th 

154  Clinton 

6th 

61  Union  Place 

7th 

151  East  57th  fc 

8th 

200  West  22d  street 

9th 

150  East  125th  street 

10th  " 

East  158th  street  and  3d  avenue 

Td  UpprEciatE  the  ITahiE  ui  this 
Bqakj  turn  td  N  CnritEiitSj" 
page  3, 


Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


THE  J0ELWASHIP3G  MACHINE 


26  UNIVERSITY  PLACE,  N.  Y. 


A  perfect  Washing  Machine  can  now  be  seen  at  our  new 
store.  There  are  many  washing  machines  on  the  market, 
but  none  of  them  giving  entire  satisfaction  ;  some  do  not 
wash  clean,  others  tear  the  clothes,  and  all  of  them  are  more 
or  less  hard  to  work.  All  these  defects  have  been  overcome 
in  this  maehine.  It  washes  perfectly  clean,  without 
tearing  or  injuring  the  clothes.  A  girl  fifteen  years  of 
age  can  do  the  work  of  a  good  sized  household  with  ease. 
It  will  wash  everything  from  a  bedspread  to  a  handkerehief. 
The  machine  is  made  of  metal,  and  no  money  or  labor  has 
been  spared  to  make  it  perfect.  It  is  very  simple  in  construc- 
tion, consequently  it  cannot  get  c  u  t  of  order,  and  will 
give  satisfaction  in  every  respect. 


68  Guide  to  Points  of  Interest  in  New  York. 


How  Business  is  Done  in  New  York. 

While  business  is  essentially  the  same  the  world  over,  it  is 
particularly  true  of  New  York  that  business  is  reduced  to  a 
science.  In  a  great  commercial  centre  like  the  Metropolis, 
abundant  scope  is  afforded  for  the  play  of  the  largest  and 
rarest  talents.  Nearly  every  man  has  his  specialty  which  he 
plies,  paying  little  attention  to  the  rest  of  the  world.  If  one 
thought  predominates  over  all  others,  it  is  that  of  dispatch. 
Everything  is  on  a  run,  and  everybody  from  butcher  to  banker 
is  n  a  hurry.  Steamboats,  horse  cars  and  other  conveyances 
are  'too  slow  to  satisfy  the  desires  of  the  rushing  masses. 
Schemes  for  rapid  transit,  in  evciy  conceivable  shape,  meet 
with  thousands  of  advocates,  through  the  ever  present  desire 
to  hasten  travel  and  facilitate  trade.  If  you  call  on  a  business 
man,  however  important  your  errand,  you  must  be  able  to  state 
it  tersely  and  at  once,  or  you  will  be  summarily  dismissed 
wi'hmtt  a  hearing.  Everything  goes  on  the  old  maxim  "Time 
and  Tide  wait  for  no  man." 


CHURCHES. 


69 


BAPTIST. 
Abyssinian  (col'd),  166  Waverly  pi. 
Amity,  310  VV.  54th. 
Berean,  35  Downing. 
Calvary,  57th,  west  of  Sixth  av. 
Central,  220  W.  42CL 
Central  Park,  235  E.  83d. 
East,  323  Madison,  c.  Gouverneur. 
Ebenezer,  154  W.  36th. 
Emanud,  73  Allen,  c.  Grand. 
Epiphany,  Madison  av. ,  c.  64th. 
Fifth  Avenue,  6  W.  46th. 
First,  Park  av. ,  c.  E.  39th. 
First  Baptist  Mission,  Laight,  c.  Varick 
First  German,  336  E.  14th. 
First  Mariners'.  12  Oliver,  c.  Henry. 
German,  Washington  av.,  n.  169th. 
Lexington  Avenue,  c.  mth. 
Macdougal  Street,  22  Macdougal. 
Madison  Avenue,  c.  E.  31st. 
Melrose,  Cortlandt  av.,  n.  158th. 
Memorial,  257  W.  16th. 
Mount  Hope,  Tremont. 
Mount  Morris,  Fifth  av.,  n.  126th. 
Mount  Olivet,  451  Seventh  av. 
North,  234  W.  nth. 
North  N.  Y.,  Alexander  av.,  c.  141st 
Pilgrim,  327  W.  33d,  n.  Eighth  av. 
Pilgrim,  West  Farms. 
Riverside,  Boulevard,  c.  W.  86th. 
Second  German,  451  W.  45th. 
Seventh  Day,  Second  av.,  c.  nth. 
Sixth  Street,  644  6th. 
Sixteenth  Street,  257  W.  16th. 
Shiloh  (col'd),  Third  av.,  n.  'i26th. 
South,  359  W.  51st. 
Stanton  Street,  23d,  c.  Lexington  av. 
Tabernacle,  166  Second  av. 
Trinity,  141  E.  55th. 
Zion  (col'd),  1535  Broadway. 

CONGREGATIONAL. 

Madison  av.,  c.  45th. 
Harlem,  251  E.  125th. 
Tabernacle,  Sixth  av.,  c.  W.  34th. 
Washington  av.,  n.  166th. 
Welsh,  206  E.  nth. 

FRIENDS. 

East  Fifteenth,  c.  Rutherford  pi. 
Twentieth  Street,  E.  20th,  n.  Third  av. 
Twenty-seventh  Street,  43  W.  27th. 

JEWISH  SYNAGOGUES. 

Adareth  El,  135  E.  29th. 
Adath  Israel,  350  E  57th. 
Ahavath  Chesed, Lexington  av.,c.  56th. 
Beth  El,  817  Lexington  av.,  c.  63d. 
Beth  Hamedrash,  78  Allen. 
Beth  Hamedrash  2d,  24  Chrystie. 
Beth  Hamedrash  Hagodol,  69  Ludlow. 
Beth  Israel  Bikur  Cholim,  56  Chrystie. 
Bnai  Israel,  E.  4th,  n.  Avenue  C. 
Bnai  Jeshurun,  145  W.  34th. 
Bnai  Sholom,  630  5th. 
parerh  Amuno,  99  Sixth  av. 
Gates  of  Hope,  113  E.  84th. 


Hand  in  Hand,  E.  116th,  n.  Second  av 
Holsche  Iosher,  44  E.  Broadway. 
Rodeph  Scholem,  8  Clinton. 
Shaaer  Hashamoin,  91  Rivington. 
Shaarai  Berocho,  498  Third  av. 
Shaarai  Rach  Mim,  146  Norfolk. 
Shaarai  Tephila,  127  W.  44th. 
Shaarai  Zedeck,  38  Henry. 
Shearith  Israel,  98  Avenue  C. 
Shearith  Israel,  5  W.  19th. 
Temple  F.manu  El,  521  Fithav.,c.  43d. 

LUTHERAN. 

Church  of  Christ,  130  Stantcn. 

Emanuel,  W.  56th,  n.  Tenth  av. 

Epiphany,  Third  av.,  c.  79th, 

German  Evangelical  Trinity, 732  9th  av 

Gustavus  Adolphus,  151  E.  22d. 

Holy  Trinity,  47  W.  21st. 

Immanuel,  215  E.  83d,  n.  Third  av. 

Immanuel,  163  E.  87th,  n.  Third  av. 

Norwegian,  56  Monroe. 

St.  James,  216  E.  15th. 

St.  John's,  217  E.  119th. 

St.  John's,  81  Christopher. 

St.  Lucas,  233  W.  42d. 

St.  Marcus,  323  6th. 

St.  Matthew's,  354  Broome. 

St.  Paul's,  226  Sixth  av. 

St.  Paul's,  W.  123d,  n.  Seventh  av. 

St.  Peter's,  474  Lexington  av. 

Trinity,  139  Avenue  B,  c.  9th. 

METHODIST  EPISCOPAL. 

Alanson,  52  Norfolk. 
Allen  Street,  126  Allen. 
Asbury,  82  Washington  sq.,  E. 
Bedford  Street,  28  Morton,  c.  Bedford. 
Beekman  Hill,  321  E.  50th. 
Broadway  Chapel,  Boulevard,  c.  68th. 
Centenary,  Washington  av. ,  c.  166th 
Central,  58  Seventh  av. 
Church  of  our  Saviour,  109th,  n.  Mao. 
ison  av. 

Cornell  Memorial, E.  76th,n.  Second  av. 
Duane  Street,  294  Hudson. 
Eighteenth  Street,  307  W.  18th. 
Eighty-sixth  Street,  115  E.  86th. 
Eleventh  Street  Chapel,  545  E.  nth. 
First  German,  252  r>d. 
Forsyth  Street,  10  Forsyth. 
Forty-fourth  Street,  461  W.  44th. 
Forty-third  Street,  253  W.  43d. 
Franklin  Street  Chapel,  186  Franklin. 
German,  346  W.  40th. 
Grace,  W.  104th,  n.  Ninth  av. 
Hedding,  337  E.  17th. 
Home,  Avenue  C,  c.  E.  82d. 
Jane  Street,  13  Jane. 
John  Street,  44  John. 
Ladies'  Five  Points  Mission,  61  Park. 
Lexington  Avenue,  c.  E.  52d. 
Madison  Avenue,  c.  60th. 
North  N.  Y.,  Willis  av.,  c.  141st. 
Perry  Street,  122  Perry. 
Rose  Hill,  221  E.  27th 
St.  James,  Madison  av.,  c.  136th, 
St.  John's,  231  W.  53d. 


60 


CHURCHES — Continued. 


S«!  Luke's,  108  W.  41st 
St  Paul's,  Fourth  av.,  c.  E.  226. 
St.  Paul's  (German),  308  E.  55th. 
Second  Avenue,  c  E.  119th. 
Second  Street,  276  2d. 
Sevetuh  Street,  24  7th. 
Sixty-first  Street,  229  E.  6ist 
South  Harlem,  109th  n.  Madison  av. 
Thirtieth  Street,  331  W.  10th. 
Thirty-fifth  Street,  460  W.  35th. 
Thirty-seventh  Street,  223  E.  37th. 
Tremont.  Washington  av.,  n.  176th. 
Twenty-fourth  Street,  359  W.  24th. 
Washington  hcights.Tenth  av.,  n.  I52d 
Washington  Square,  137.  W.  4th. 
Wesley  Chapel,  87  Attorney. 
Wilktt  Street,  7  Willctt 

AFRICAN   METHODIST  EPIS- 
COPAL. 

Betliel,  214  Sullivan. 

First  African  Union,  124  W.  26th. 

Ijttle  Zion,  226  E.  117th. 

St.  Marks,  05  W.  35th. 

St.  Paul's,  158th,  n.  Elton  av. 

Union  American,  161  W.  15th. 

Zion,  351  Bleecker. 

PRESBYTERIAN. 

Alexander  Chapel,  7  King. 
Allen  Street,  61  Allen. 
Bethany,  140th,  c.  Third  av. 
Brick,  410  Fifth  av.,  c.  W.  37th. 
Canal  Street,  17  Greene. 
Central,  220  W.  57th,  n.  Broadway. 
Church  of  the  Puritans,  15  W.  130th. 
Church  of  Sea  and  Land,  10  Market- 
Covenant,  28  Park  av.,  c.  E.  35th. 
Eighty-fourth  Street,  c.  Eleventh  av. 
Fifth  Avenue,  708  Fifth  av.,  c.  55th. 
First,  Fifth  av  ,  c.  W.  nth. 
First,  Washington  av.,  n.  174th. 
First  Union,  145  E.  86th. 
Fourth  Avenue,  288  Fourth  av. 
Fourteenth  Street,  c.  Second  av. 
Fourth,  124  W.  34th. 
French  Evangelical,  9  University  pi. 
German,  290  Madison. 
Harlem,  E.  125th,  n.  Fifth  av. 
Madison  Square,  9  Madison  av. 
Memorial,  506  Madison  av.,  c.  53d. 
Mount  Washington,  Inwood. 
Murray  Hil!,  135  E.  40th. 
New  York,  167  W.  nth. 
North,  374  Ninth  av.,  c.  W,  31st. 
Phillips,  Madison  av.,  c.  E.  73d. 
Potts  Memorial,  Wash'nav.,  n.  167th. 
Rutgers,  Madison  av.,  c.  E.  29th. 
Scotch,  53  W.  14th. 
Seventh,  138  Broome,  c.  Ridge. 
Shiloh  (col'd),  167  W.  26th- 
Spring  Street,  246  Spring.  ^ 
Thirteenth  Street,  145  W.  13th. 
Twenty- third  Street,  210  W.  23 A 
University  Place,  c.  E.  10th. 
Washington  Heights, Tenth av.,c.  155th 
Welsh,  285  E-  *3th. 


West,  3,  W  42A 
Westminster,  151  W.  aad. 

UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN. 

First,  233  E.  116th,  n.  Second  av. 

Jane  Street,  41  Jane. 

Seventh,  4^4  W  44th 

Seventh  Avenue,  29  Seventh  av. 

Third,  41  Charles. 

West  Twenty-fifth  Street,  161  W.  25th. 

* 

REFORMED  PRESBYTERIAN. 

First,  123  W  12th. 
First,  426  W.  28th. 
Second,  227  W.  39th. 
Third,  238  W.  23d. 
Fourth,  365  W.  48th. 

PROTESTANT  EPISCOPAL. 
Rt.  Rev.  Horatio  Potter,  Bishop,  h.  38 

E.  22d. 

All  Angels,  W.  81st,  c.  Eleventh  av. 

All  Saints,  286  Henry. 
All  Souls,  139  W.  48th. 
Annunciation,  142  W.  14th. 
Ascension,  Fifth  av.,  c.  W.  10th. 
Beloved  Disciple,  Madison  av  ,  c.  89th. 
Calvary,  273  Fourth  av.,  c.  E.  21st 
Chapel  of  Shepherd's  Fold,  330  W. 
43d. 

Chapel  of  St  Chrysostom,  Seventh  av., 
c  W.  3Qth. 

Chapel  of  the  Comforter,  814  Green- 
wich. 

Chapel  cf  the  Holy  Comforter,  365 
West. 

Christ,  369  Fifth  av.,  c.  E  35th. 
Christ,  Riverdale. 
Du  St  Esprit,  30  W.  22d. 
Epiphany,  E.  47th,  n.  Lexington  av. 
First  Reformed,  Madison  av.,  c.  55th. 
Grace,  800  Broadway. 
Grace,  West  Farms. 
Grace  Chapel,  132  E.  14th. 
Grace  Chapel,  212  E.  116th. 
Heavenly  Rest,  551  Fifth  av. 
Holy  Apostles,  Ninth  av.,  c.  W.  28th. 
Holy  Communion, Sixth  av.,c.  W.2otb 
Holy  Faith,  166th,  n.  Boston  av. 
Holy  Innocents,  Eighth  av.,  c.  141st 
Holy  Martyrs,  39  Forsyth. 
Holy  Sepulchre,  E.  74th,  n.  Fourth  av. 
Holy  Spirit  66th,  c.  Madison  av. 
Holy  Trinity,  Fifth  av.,  c.  W.  125th. 
Holy  Trinity,  Madison  av.,  c.  E.  4 2d. 
Incarnation,  205  Madison  av. 
Intercession,  158th,  c.  Boulevard. 
Mediator,  728  Eleventh  av. 
Nativity,  70  Avenue  C. 
Our  Saviour,  foot  Pike. 
Reconciliation,  242  E.  31st. 
Redeemer,  Fourth  av.,  c.  E.  82d. 
Resurrection,  165  E.  85th. 
Santiago,  142  W.  14th. 
I  St.  Ambrose,  117  Thompson, 


CHURCHES — Continued. 


6] 


St.  Andrew's,  E.  127th,  n.  Fourth  av. 

St  Ann's,  7  W.  18th. 

St.  Ann's  Avenue,  n.  140th. 

St.  Augustine's,  Bowery  and  Houston. 

St.  Barnabas'  Chapel,  306  Mulberry. 

St.  Bartholomew's,  348  Madison  av. 

St.  Clements,  108  W.  3d. 

St.  George's,  Rutherford  pl.,c.  E.  16th. 

St  Ignatius',  56  W.  40th. 

St  James',  E.  72d,  n.  Third  av. 

St.  James',  Fordham. 

St  John  Baptist,  261  Lexington  av. 

St.  John  Evangelist,  220  W.  nth. 

St.  John's,  46  Varick. 

St  Luke's,  483  Hudson. 

St.  Mark's,  Stuyvesant,  n.  Second  av. 

St.  Mary's,  Alexander  av.,  c.  i42d. 

St.  Mary  the  Virgin,  228  W.  45th. 

St.  Mary's,  W.  128th,  n.  Tenth  av. 

St.  Michael's,  Tenth  av.,  n.  100th. 

St.  Paul's,  Broadway,  c.  Vesey. 

St.  Paul's,  Third  av.,  n.  170th. 

St  Peter's,  342  W.  20th. 

St.  Phillips'  (col'd),  309  Mulberry. 

St  Stephen's,  57  W.  40th. 

St.  Thomas',  Fifth  av.,  c.  W.  53d. 

St.  Timothy's,  362  W.  57th. 

Transfiguration,  5  E.  29th. 

Trinity,  Broadway,  opp.  Wall. 

Trinity  Chapel,  15  W.  25th. 

Trinity,  166th,  n.  Boston  av. 

Zion,  245  Madison  av.,c.  E.  38th. 

REFORMED  (DUTCH). 

Bloomingdale,  W.  71st,  n.  Ninth  av. 
Collegiate,  Fifth  av.,  c.  29th. 
Collegiate,  Fifth  av.,  c.  48th.-' 
Collegiate,  Lafayette  pi.,  c.  E.  4th. 
Fourth  German  Mission,  244  W.  40th. 
German  Ev.  Mission,  141  E.  Houston. 
German  Ref.  Prot,  129  Norfolk. 
Harlem,  Third  av.,  c.  E.  121st. 
Holland,  279  W.  nth. 
Madison  Avenue,  c.  57th. 
Manhattan,  71  Avenue  B. 
Prospect  Hill,  230  E.  85th. 
South,  Fifth  av.,  c.  W.  21st. 
St.  Paul's,  Third  av.,  c.  146th. 
Thirty-fourth  Street,  307  W.  34th. 
Union,  25  Sixth  av. 
Washington  Avenue,  n.  157th. 

ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 

Annunciation,  W.  131st,  n.  Broadway. 
Assumption,  427  W.  49th. 
Epiphany,  373  Second  av. 
Holy  Cross,  335  W.  42d. 
Holy  Innocents,  126  W.  37th. 
Holy  Name  of  Jesus,  B'way,  n.  W.97th 
Immaculate  Conception,  505  E.  14th. 
Most  Holy  Redeemer,  165  3d. 
Nativity,  48  Second  av. 
Our  Lady  of  Mercy,  Fordham. 
Our  Lady  of  Sorrows,  105  Pitt 
Sacred  Heart,  447  W.  51st 
Sacred  Heart,  High  Bridge. 
•St  Agnes,  143  E.  43d. 
St.  Alphonsr.s,  S.  1  i.'ih  av.,  n,  Canal. 


St.  Andrew's,  Duane,  c.  City  Kali  j>L 

St.  Ann's,  1 12  E.  12th. 

St.  Anthony,  149  Sullivan. 

St.  Bernard's,  334  W.  14th. 

St.  Boniface,  Second  av.,  c.  E.  47th. 

St.  Bridget's,  Avenue  B,  c  8th. 

St  Cecilia,  105th,  n.  Second  av. 

St.  Columba's,  339  W.  25th. 

St.  Elizabeth,  Broadway,  c.  187th. 

St.  Francis,  139  W.  31st. 

St.  Francis  Xavier.  36  W.  16th. 

St.  Gabriel's,  312  E.  37th. 

St.  James,  32  James. 

St.  Jerome,  Alexander  av.,  c.  137th. 

St.  John  Baptist,  209  W.  30th. 

St.  Joseph's,  Sixth  av.  c.  W.  Wash.  pi. 

St.  Joseph's,  W.  125th,  n.  Ninth  av. 

St.  Joseph's,  Washington  av.,  n.  T76ih. 

St.  Joseph's,  E.  87th,  n.  First  av. 

St.  Lawrence,  E.  84th,  n.  Fourth  av. 

St.  Leo's,  11  E.  28th. 

St.  Mary's,  438  Grand. 

St.  Mary  Magdalen,  E.  17th,  n.  Av.  B. 

St.  Michael's,  408  W.  32d. 

St.  Monica's,  404  E.  78th. 

St.  Nicholas,  125  2d. 

St.  Patrick's Cathedral,Fifthav.,c.5oth 

St.  Patrick's,  Mott,  c.  Prince. 

St.  Paul's,  W.  60th,  n.  Ninth  av. 

St.  Paul's,  E.  117th,  n.  Fourth  av. 

St.  Peter's,  Barclay,  c.  Church. 

St.  Rose,  42  Cannon. 

St.  Stanislaus,  43  Stanton. 

St.  Stephen's,  149  E.  28th. 

St.  Teresa,  Rutgers,  c.  Henry. 

St.  Vincent  Ferrer,  Lex.  av.,  c  E.  66th. 

St.  Vincent  de  Paul,  127  W.  23'L 

Sts.  Cyrillus&  Methodius,  310  E.  4th. 

Transfiguration,  25  Mott,  c.  Park. 

UNITARIAN. 
All  Souls,  245  Fourth  av.,  c.  E.  20th 
Messiah,  E.  34th,  c.  Park  av. 
Fourth,  72  E.  128th. 

UNIVERSALIST. 

Fourth,  Fifth  av.,  c.  W.  45uh. 
Our  Saviour,  309  W.  57th. 
Second,  121  E.  127th. 
Third,  210  Bleecker. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 
Carmel,  134  Bowery. 
Catholic  Apostolic,  128  W.  16th. 
Christian  Israelites,  108  1st. 
Church  of  the  Strangers,  299  Mercer, 

n.  Waverly  pi. 
Disciples  of  Christ,  26  W.  28th. 
German    Evangelical    Reformed,  97 

Suffolk. 

Greek  Catholic,  951  Second  av. 

Mariners',  46  Catherine. 

People's,  Eighth  av.,  c.  25th 

Swedenborgian,  114  E.  35th. 

True  Dutch  Reformed,  Perry,  c.  W.4^. 

United  Brethren  (Moravian),  Lex.  av., 

c.  E.  30th. 
U;;ion  Tabernacle,       W  34th. 


DIRECTORY  OF  STREETS  AM)  AVENUES  IN  THE 
CITY  OF  NEW  YORK. 


iL 

Alley 

av. 

A  venue 

bet. 

Between 

ct. 

Court 

E. 

East 

E.  R.   East  River 
f'm  From 
h.  House 
la.  Lane 
uikt.  Market 


ABBREVIATIONS. 

N*.  North 
N.  R.  North  River 
pk.  I'ark 
pi.  Place 
r.  Rear 


Rt. 

8. 

■I. 

ter. 
W. 


Right 

Booth 

Slip 

Terraoe 

West 


Abattoir  pi.,  W.  30th, 
bet.  Eleventh  av.  k  N 
R. 

Abingdon  Hq.,  Bleecker 
bt.  rin  Lank  to  Eighth 
av.,  from  2  to  2U  Eighth 
av.,  and  from  685  to  609 
Huds  m. 

Albany,  from  139  Green 
wich.  W.  to  N.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Greenwich 
14     13  Washington 
2t     23  West 

Allen,  from  ion  Division 

N.  to  E.  Houston. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Division 

13     12  Canal 

39    38  Hester 

69    66  Grand 

87    86  Broome 
113   111  Delancey 
145   1 10  Kiviugton 
177   176  Stanton 
213  203  E.  Houston 

Ann,  from  222  Broadway, 

E.  to  Gold. 
Left.  Rt. 

1     —  Park  row 
—      2  Broadway 
19    —  Theatre  al. 
31     31  Nassau 
71     —  William 
91    92  Gold 

Ashland  pi..  Perry  st., 
bet.  Greenwich  av.  k. 
Waverley  pL 

Astor  pi.,  fm  7t4  Broad- 
way, E.  to  Third  av. 
Left.  RL 
1     2  Broadway 
23  10  Lafayette  pi. 

—  —  Eighth 

—  —  Fourth  av. 

—  —Third  av. 

Attorney,,  from  236  Di- 
vision, N.  to  E.  Houston 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Division 

23    20  Grand 

43    44  Broome 

73     78  Delancey 
111  HORivington 
143  144  Stanton 
175   176  £.  Houston 

At.  A,  from  230  E.  Hous- 
ton, N.  to  Harlem  R. 

Left.  Rt.  _ 
1     2  E.  Houston 

'   3     4  First 
25    22  Second 


109  112 

125  — 

141  — 

157  — 

173  172 

193  188 

209  208 

225  221 

211  242 

257  2£8 

273  274 

289  290 

307  308 

323  324 

111  336 

lf\  372 

m  — 


Third 
E.  4th 
Fifth 
Sixth 
Seventh 
St.  Mark 
E.  '<tl. 
E.  10th 

e.  nth 

E.  12th 
E.  13th 
E.  nth 
E.  15th 
E.  16th 
E.  17th 
E.  18th 
E.  Mith 
E.  20th 
E.  21st 
E.  22d 
E.  23d 
E.  24th 


8  pi. 


h09     —  E.  18th 
E.  R. 

Av.  D,  Tm  426  E.  Hon*. 

ton,  N.  toE.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

—      2  E.  Houston 


Av.  B.  Tm  204  F..  Hous 

ton,  N.  to  E.  R. 
Uft.  Rt. 
2      1  E.  Houston 
16     15  Second 

36  35  Third 
54     53  E.  4th 

74  71  Fifth 

92  91  Sixth 

114  109  Seventh 

—  125  Eighth 

—  -  E.  9th 

—  157  E.  10th 
174  173  E.  11th 

194  193  E.  12th 
211  209  E.  13th 
232  231  E.  14th 
252  251  E.  15th 

270  273  E.  lGth 
238  291  E.  17th 

—  309  E.  18th 

—  —  E.  19th 

—  —  E.  20th 

—  —  E.  R. 

Av.  C.  from  258  E.  Hous- 
ton, N.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  E.  Houston 

II  10  Second 
31  32  Third 
51  50  E.  4th 
09  CS  Fifth 
87  86  Sixth 

105  104  Seventh 

125  124  Eighth 

143  142  E.  9th 

159  158  E.  10th 

177  176  E.  11th 

195  196  E.  12th 

III  212  E.  13th 

—  —  E.  nth 

—  —  E.  15th 

271  —  E.  16th 
J3I  —  E.  i7th 


1 

—  Second 

19 

16  Third 

39 

38  E  4th 

57 

54  Fifth 

75 

74  Sixth 

91 

90  Seventh 

111 

lOw  Eighth 

129 

126  E.  9th 

H5 

JiOE.  10th 

1C3 

158  E.  11th 

—  E.  12th 

—  E.  13th 

—  E.  14th 

—  E.  15th 

—  E.  16th 

—  E.  R. 

Bank,  fm  85  Greenwich 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

2      1  Greenwich  ar. 
14    —  Waverly  place 
50     51  W.  4th 
82    81  Bleecker 

88  —  Hudson 

—  92  Greenwich 
138   131  Washington 
100   169  West 

—  —Thirteenth  av. 

Barclay,  fm  227  B'way 

W.  to  N.  R.  J 
Left.  Rt. 

2  1  Broadway 

—  23  Church 

—  53  College  pi. 
70    73  Greenwich 
90    87  Washington 
110  109  West 

Barrow,  from  61  W. 

Wash,  pi.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

1    -  W.  Wash.  pi. 

3  —  W.4th 
35    28  Bleecker 
65    58  Bedford 
73    —  Commerce 

89  84  Hudson 
109  100  Greenwich 
121   112  Washington 
143  142  West 

Batavia,  from  78  Roose- 
velt, K.  to  James. 

Battery  pi.,  fm  1  B'waj 

Left.  Rt.  ' 

1  Broadway 
4  Greenwich 
7  Washington 
13  West 


laxter,  from  ]36  Chat- 
ham. N.  to  Grand. 
ft.  Rt. 

2      1  Chatham 

27  Park 
26    23  Worth 
46    —  Leonard 
64    —  Franklin 

71  Bayard 
82  —White 

—  Walker 
99  Canal 

30  129  Hester 
60  159  Grand 

ayard,  fm  70  Division 
W.  to  Baxter. 
Left.  Rt. 

—  Division 
2  Forsyth 

17  18  Chrystie 
37    38  Bowery 

52  Elizabeth 
73     74  Mott 
91    92  Mulberry 
107  108  Baxter 
Beach,f'm  132  W.Broad- 
way, W.to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

1  W.  Broadway. 
9  St.  John's  lane 
17  Yarick 

—  Hudson 
51  Collister 
59  Greenwich 
71  Washington 
81  West 


70 


Beaver,  fm  8  Broadway 

E.  to  Pearl. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Broadway 
9  ^-  New 
31  ™0  Broad 
61    —Lord's  cour 
54  William 
74  Hanover 
95    92  Pearl 

Bedford,  from  180  "W . 
Houston,  N.  to  Christo- 
pher. 

Left.  Rc. 

1  2  W.  Houston 
29    22  Downing 

37    30  Carmine 
45    44  Leroy 
61    56  Morton 
77    74  Commerce 
83    80  Barrow 
97     96  Grove 
il5  110  Christopher 

Beekman,  from  34  Park 

row.  S.  E.  toE.  R. 
Left.Rt.  . 

2  1  Pars  row 

—  3  Theatre  al, 
8     9  Nassau 

38    37  William 
60    61  Gold 

—  89  Cliff 
102  103  Pearl 
118  119  Water 
126  125Ftont 


Belvedere  pi.,  W.  30th. 

bet.  Ninth  &  Tenth  avs 
Benson,  from  107  Leon- 
ard, N. 
Bethune,  fm  782  Green- 

ich,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

1  2  Greenwich 
31    36  Washington 
61     64  West 
73    —Thirteenth  av. 

Birmingham,  from  81 
Henry,  S.  to  Madison 

Bishop's  la.,  from  174 
Chambers,  S.  toWarren 
Bleecker,  fm  318  Bow- 
ery, W.  &  N.  to  Eighth 
av. 
Left,  Rt. 

2  1  Bowery 
14    —  Elizabeth 
30    —  Mott 
42    —  Mulberry 
68  —Crosby 
72    73  Broadway 
90    89  Mercer 
106  105  Greene 
122  121  Wooster 
138  139  S.  5th  av. 
154   153  Thompson 
1C8   169  Sullivan 
186   187  Macdougal 
202    —  Hancock 

209  Minetta 
—  Downing 
232  231  Carmine 
248    —  Leroy 

—  255  Cornelia 
270    —  Morton 

—  277  Jones 
286    —  Commerce 
294  295  Barrow 
314  315  Grove 
328  327  Christopher 
348  347  W.  10th 
366  365  Charles 
384  383  Perry 
400  401  W.  11th 

14  417  Bank 

—  —  Eighth  av 


328 


—  Irince 
245  Stanton 
279  E.  Houston 
303  First 

—  Bleecker 
323  Second 

—  Bond 
345  Third 

—  Great  Jones 
361  E.  4th 

379  Fifih 
395  Sixth 

—  Fourth  av. 


Bloomfield,  fm  7  Tenth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Bogart,  from  539  West 

W.  to  N.  R. 
Bond,  fm  658  Broadway 

E.  to  Bowery. 

Boulevard,  fm  W.  59th 
and  Eighthav.N.toW. 
155th  and  Eleventh  av. 

Boulevard  pi.,  W.130th 
bet.  Fifth  &  Sixth  avs. 


U0    —  South 
Beekman  pi.,  from  429 

E.  49th,  N.  to  E.51st 
Left.  Rt.  t 
2      1  E.  49th 
- 18     19  E.  50th 
84    39  E.  51st 


Bowerv,  from  208  Chat- 
ham, N.  to  Fourth  av. 
Left.  Rt 
—     1  Division 
2    —  Doyer3 
18    -Pell  . 
28    29  Bayard 
58    Gl  Canal 
90    93  Hester 
122  127  Grand 
148  151  Broome 
181  Delancey 


183 


•  Spring 
213Rivington 


Bowlinsr  ~r.,  f  mWhite- 
hal'       co  State. 

Brieve,  from  16  State  E. 

to  Broad. 
Left.  Rt. 

1      2  State 

II  12  Whitehall 
39    40  Broad 
Broad,  from  21  Wall,  S. 

to  E.  R. 

Lrft.  Rt. 

1      2  Wall 
21    28  Exchange  pi. 
1    68  Beaver 
72  Marketfield 

—  S.  William. 
88  Stone 
98  Bridge 

„  100  Pearl 

103  108  Water 

III  122  Front 
129  144  South 

Broadway,  fm  1  Bat- 
tery pi.,  N.  to  W.59:h. 
Lett.  Rt. 

—  Batterly  pi. 
2  Marketheld 
8  Beaver 

—  Morris 

—  Exchange  al. 
56  Exchange  pi. 

—  Rector 
86  Wall 

106  Pine 

—  Thames 
124  Cedar 
146  Liberty 

—  Cortlandt 
172  Maiden  la. 
184  John 

—  Dey 
210  Fulton 
222  Ann 

—  Vesey 
J  Barclay 
h  Park  pi. 
s  Murray 
Ph  Warren 

—  Chambers 
288  Reade 
302  Duane 

—  Thomas 
318  Pearl 

333  331  Worth 

344  Catharine  la, 
3l8  Leonard 
362  Franklin 
378  White 
398  Walker 

—  Lispenar 1 
416  Canal 
432  Howard 
458  Grand 
436  Broome 
626  Spring 
566  Prino© 


697 
713 


60H  W.  fc  E.  Houston 
GiO  Bleeeker 
658  Bond 

-W755 

6~<2  Groat  Junes 
OM  W.  &  E  4th 

—  Washington  pi. 

—  Waverley  pi. 
T 14  Astor  pi. 

—  Clinton  dL 
T54  Eighth 
770  E.  9th 
78l  K.  10th 

—  W.  1UL 
82l  E.  12tfi 
MO  E.  13th 
862  E.  14th 


7G9 
785 
801 
819 

^49 

Union    E.  15th 

eq.  E.  16th 
857  860  E.  17th 
171  872  E.  Mtft 
887  888  E.  19th 
«J01  9  JO  E.  20t!i 
919  MO  E.  21st 
!39  !'38  E.  22.1 
057  958  E.  23d 
P57  —  Fifth  aT. 
1(199  Fq.  W.  24th 

U19   W.25th 

1139  1134  W.  26th 
|U0  1  L54  W.  27  th 
1183  1172  W.  28th 
13  3  1196  W.  29th 
1  07  1216  W.  30th 
1351  1238  W.  3lst 
1273  1268  W.  32J 
12!d  1280  W.  33d 

  Sixth  av. 

1311  1300  W.  3ith 
I  >29  1330  W.  3.>th 
13-19  1346  W.  36th 
1369  1370  W.  37th 
1351  1390  W.  38th 
1109  1110  W.  39th 
1429  1430  W  40th 
1117  1150  W.4lsf 
1167  1470  W.  42d 
1189  1190  W.  43d 
1503  1512  W.44th 
1525  1530  W.  45th 

—  Seventh  av. 

1547  1550  W.  46th 
1569  1570  \V.47th 
1589  1590  W.  48th 
1003  1610  W.  49th 
1629  1630  W.  50th 
1519  1650  W.  51s( 
1665  IbTOW.  52*1 
1687  1690  W.  53d 
1709  17irW.54tt 
1729  1723  W.  55th 
1749  1748  W.  56th 
1769  1770  W.  57th 
1787  1790  W.  58th 
1S05  1610  W.  59th 

 Eighth  av. 

Broadway  nl.,  f 'm  153 

E.  26th,  N.  to  E.  27th 

Broome,  from  15  East, 

W.  to  Hudson. 
Left.  Rt. 

—    —  East 
3     4  Tompkins 

17     16  Mangin 

31     34  Goerck 

47    50  Lewis 

63    66  Cannon 

81    82  Columbia 

97  98  Sheriff 
113  114Willett 
133  124  Pitt 


143  —  Ridge 

157  160  Attorney 

177  178  Clinton 

193  194  Suffolk 

209  210  Norfolk 

225  226  Essex 

211  212  Ludlow 

|257  IM  Orchard 

273  274  Allen 

289  290EIdridgc 
30".  %  306  Eursyth 

121  S34  Chrystfa 

337  336  Bower* 
153    —  Elizabeth 

369  370  Mot  t 

385  3-vJ  Mullwrry 
395     —  Centre  mkt,  p 

—  40j  Marion 
:nkt.  —  Centre 
ill  411  Elm 
127  430  Crosby 
til  442 Brooms* 
Iftl  452  Mercer 
4C7  466  Greene 
181  :-c»  Wooster 
!99  TO)  B.  5th  »v. 
515  518  Thompson 
pjl  '32  Sullivan 

—  53B  Clarke 
Vd  562  Varick 
591  5-jO  Hudson 

Hurling    s|„  from  234 

Pearl.  S.  E.  to  E.  R, 


Left. 
1 
11 
2J 
41 


El. 

2  Pearl 
1ft  Water 
22  Front 
40  South 


C final,  from  162  East 
li  road  way,  W.  to  N.  R 

Left.  Rt. 

—      IE.  Broadway 

26    —  Rutgers 

36     23  Division 

38    37  Ludlow 

52    53  Orchard 

68    71  Allen 

84     87  Eldridgc 
10*   105  Forsyth 
122    123  Chrystic 
140   115  Bowery 
162  165  Elizabeth 
182   183  Mott 
204  201  Mulberry 


219  Baxter 
239  Centre 
243  Elm 

—  Cortland  al. 
2s3  Broadway 
311  Mercer 

331  Greene 

—  Church 
355  Wooster 
375  S.  5th  av. 

—  W.  Broadway 
T;95  Thompson 

—  Laight 
415  Sullivan 


426  429  Varick 
128    —  Vestry 
485  Hudson 
184  487  Watts 

503  Renwlck 
500  521  Greenwich 
20  541  Washington 
542    —  West 

Cannon,  from 533  Grand, 
N.  to  E.  Houston. 

Left.  Rt. 
I     2  Grand 


19  20  Broome 

45  46  Delaucey 

77  7iRivington 

105  101  Stanton 

137  IX  E.  Houston 

Carlisle, from  1 12Green. 

wich.  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

2      1  Greenwich 

8  7  Washington 
16     17  West 

Carmine,  fr^m  1  Sixth 

av.,  W.  to  Varick. 
Left.  Rt. 

—  1  Sixth  av. 

2     —  Minnetala. 

20  is  Bleeder 

58  49  Bedford 
86    81  Varick 

Caroline,  from  211  Du- 

aue,  N.  to  Jay. 

Cathnrine,froml  Divis- 
ion, S.  to  Cherry. 

Left.  Rt. 
I    —  Division 

—  2  Chatham  sq. 

9  12  E.  Broadway 

23  24  Henry 

41  44  Madison 

59  —  Monroe 

—  CSOak 

73    —  Hamilton 
105   100  Cherry 


Catharine  la.,  from  344 
Broadway  L.  to  Elm. 

Catharine  si.,  from  115 
Cherry,  S.  to  E.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 

1  2  Cherry 
11  12  Water 
27    26  South 

Cedar  from  181  Pearl. 

W.  toN.  R. 
LfU.  Rt 

2  1  Pearl 

38  39  William. 

70  — Nassau. 

90  63  Broadway. 

96  95  Temple 

104  103  New  Church 

118  127  Greenwich. 

128  143  Washington 

142  159  West 

Centre,  from  the  P  irk, 

N.  to  Broome. 
Left.  Rt. 

P'k.    1  Tryon  row 

—  12  Chambers 
23    22  Reade 

31    —  Duane 

—  36  Park 
49    50  Pearl 
73    68  Worth 
89    90  Leonard 

—  110  Franklin 
131   132  White 
149  153  Walker 
155  153  Canal 

182  Hester 
—  Howard 
224  Grand 


20  i 
225 

259  mkt.  Broome 

Centre  mkt.  pi.,  from 
172  Grand,  N,  to  Broome 


Chambers,  from  6 
Chatham,  W.  to  N.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 
2     1  Chatham 

—  15  City  Hall  pi. 
20    21  Centre 

JO    69  Broadway 
l'i2    99  Church 
332    —College  pi. 

—  131  W.  Broadway 

—  139  Hudson 
170   171  Greenwich 
174    —  Bishop's  la. 
182  183  "Washington 
201  205  West. 

Charles  from  37  Green 

vich  av.,  W.  t?  N.  R. 
frfi.  Rt. 
2      1  Greenwich  av. 

26    21  Waverley  pi. 

54    59  W.  4th 

84    85  Bleecker 
114  115  Hudson 
126  125  Greenwich 
146  145  Washington 
172  173  West 

Charles  la.,  from  692 
"Washington,  W.  tu 
West. 

Charlton,  from  29  Mac- 
dougal, W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Macdougal 
54    55  Varick 
88     89  Hudson 
112  109  Greenwich 
128  119  Washington 
138  139  West 

Chatham, from  166  Nas- 
sau, E .  to  E.  Broadway 
and  Bowery. 

Left.  Rt. 

—  1  Frankfort 
36   —  Trvon  row 

—  49 N.  William 
66    —  Chambers 

—  67  New  Chambers 

—  69  Duane 
124  123  Pearl 
136  —Baxter 

147  Roosevelt 
156    —  Mulberry 

175  James 
174    —  Worth 

—  —  Mott 

—  191  New  Bowery 

—  199  E.  Broadway 
203    —  Doyers 

Chatham  sq.,  from  2 
'  Catharine,     to  East 
Broadway. 

Cherry,  from  340  Pearl 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Lift.  Rt. 

—  3  Dover 

10  —  Franklin  sq. 

44  45  Roosevelt 

:.*8  —New  Chambers 

JT8  77  James 

98  99  Oliver 

114  —  Catharine 

115  Catharine  si. 

{64  161  Market 

—  Mechanic  al. 

20H  205  Pike 

228  —  Pel  ham 

254  251  Rutgers. 

286  285  Jefferson 


314   313  Clinton 
3-18  349  Montgomery. 
374  373  Gouverneur 
384  383  Scammei 
133  433  Jackson 
486  483  Corlears 

—  525  East 

CLestnnt,  from  8  Oak  N 

to  Madison. 

Christopher,  fmm 

Greenwich  av.,  W.  to 
N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  1  Greenwich  av. 
12    —  Gay 

28    31  Waverley  pi. 
sq.    03  W.  4th 

83    91  Bleecker 
126    —  Bedford 
130  129  Hudson 
146  143  Greenwich 
156  151  Washington 

—  175  Weehawken 
186  177  West 

Chrystie,  from  44  Divi 
sion.  N.  to  E.  Houston 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Division 

11     10  Bayard 

41    42  Canal 

71    72  He.-ter 
103   102  Grand 
123  122  Broome 
151   152  Delancey 
177   1783<j  Rivington 
205  204  Stanton 

3  231  East  Houston 

Church,  from  187  Fulton 

N.  to  Canal. 
Left.  Rt 


2 

1  Fulton 

12 

—  Vesey 

26 

—  Barclay 

38 

—  Park  pi. 

G6 

—  Murray 

C6 

—  Warren 

86 

—  Chambers 

94 

95  Reade 

112 

111  Duane 

126 

—  Thomas 

144 

-  Worth 

160 

—  Leonard 

174 

173  Franklin 

192 

191  White 

208 

207  Walker 

224 

223  Lispenard 

234 

235  Canal 

City  Hall  pi.,  from  15 

Chambers,    N.    E.  to 
Pearl. 
Left.  Rt. 

—      1  Chambers 
2  —Centre 
10    —  Reade 
20  —Duane 
iO    39  Pearl 

City  Hall  sq.,  "the 
open  space  from  Try- 
on.row  to  Ann  fct." 

Clarke,f rom  538  B  roome, 

N.  to  Spring 
Left.  Rt. 
I      2  Broome 
13    — Dominick 
31    32  Spring 


CI  ark  son,  from  225 

Varick,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2     1  Varick 
24     29  Hudson 

54  53  Greenwich 
GO    61  Washington 
82    81  West 

Cliff"  from  101  John 

E.  to  Hague. 
Left.  Rt. 

—  2  John 

31  34  Fulton 

55  54  Bt-ekman 
71     72  Ferry 

101   102  Frankfort 

—  106  Hague 
Clinton,  from  293  E. 

Houston,  S.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  E.  Houston 

32  31  Stanton 

70     71  Rivington 

—  97  Clinton  aL 
104   107  Delancey 

137  137  Broome 
160   163  Grand 

—  193  Hester 
194    —  Division 

198   197  E  .  Broadway 
208  207  Henry 
216  217  Madison 
232  233  Monroe 
!52  251  Cherry 

—  255  Water 

—  —  South 
Clinton    al.,    from  97 

Clinton,  W.  to  Suffolk. 
Clinton  ct.,  r.  120 
Clinton  pi. 

Clinton  pi.,  from  755 
Broadway,  W.  to  Sixth 
av. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Broadway 
10    —  Mercer 
26    —  Greene 
42    41  University  pi. 
66    65  Fifth  av. 
96    — Macdougal 
120    —  Clinton  ct. 

138  137  Sixth  av. 

Coenties'  al.,  from  73 

Pearl  to  40  Stone. 
Coenties'  si.,  from  66 

Pearl,  S.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

2      1  Pearl 

6  5  Water 
18  17  Front 
30  33  South 
College   pi.,   from  5J 

Barclay,  N.  to  Cham- 
bers. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  1  Barclay 
14  13  Park  pi. 
30  29  Murray 
48  47  Warren 
64    C5  Chambers 

Collister,  fromSl  Beach, 
N.  to  Laight. 

Columbia,  from  520 
t^rand,  N.  to  East 
Houston. 

Left.  Rt. 
I      2  Grand 


22  Broome 
46  l>e  lance  y 
71  Hi  Vinson 
1"2  Stanton 
1J2  Last  Houston 


Columbia  pi.,  386 

Sigma  at. 
Commerce,    from  2hi 
Bleecker,   W.  to  Bar- 
row. 

Lejt.  Rt. 
2      1  Hle<?cker 
28    27  Bedford 
40    4!  Barrow 

Con»fre«s,  from  177  W. 
Houston,  S.  t<>  King. 

Conjrreas  pi.,  r.  of 

Congress  at. 

C  o  r  I  r  n  r  *,  from  587 

Grand,  s.  to  E.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Grand 

10  11  Monroe 
21  23  Cherry 
38     39  Water 

—  —  Front 

—  —  South 

Cornelin,  from  158  W 
4th  W.  to  Bleecker. 

Cortlnndt  ,from  17 
Broadway  ,  W.  to  N.  R 
Left.  Rt. 

1  3  Broadway 
21     20  New  Church 
61     60  Greenwich 
73     76  Washington 
81     92  West 

Cortlnndt  nl.,  from  270 
Canal,  S.  to  Franklin 

Cottage  pi.,  Hancock 

6*.. 

Crosby,  fm  28  Howard 

N.  to  Bleecker. 
Left.  Rt. 
•I      1  Howard 
24    23  Grand 
40    39  Broome 
72    71  Spring 
106    105  Prince 

—  127  Jersey 

144   143  E.  Houston 
170   169  Bleecker 

Cuyler's  nl.,  from  28 
South.  W.  to  Water. 

Delancey,     from  1 

Bowery,  E.  to  E.  R 
Left.  Rt. 

2  1  Bowery 

18    19  Chrystie 

34    35  Forsyth 

60    53  Eldndge 

70    C9  Allen 

84    83  Orchard 

98    97  Ludlow 
l\4  113  Essex 
130  131  Norfolk 

11  i   147  Suffolk 
161   163  Clinton 
178  179  Attorney 
194.   195  Ridge 
212  213  Pitt 
230  229  Willett 
246  245  Sheriff 
264  263  Columbia 


285  Cannon 
303  Lewis 

317  Goerck 
322  325  Mangin 
332  337  Tompkins 
318  347  East. 

Depau  pi.,  185  and 

Thompson  St. 

Depeyster,  from 

\\ ater,  S.  to  E.  R. 
Lejt.  Rt. 
1     2  Water 
11     12  Front 
37    38  South 

Desbrosses,  from 

Hudson,  W.  to  N.  R. 


Doyera,  from  208  Chat- 
ham, N.  to  Pell 

Dry  I W»  U ,  from  423  E. 

10th-  M.  toE.  12th. 
Left.  At. 

I      2  Tenth 
11    10  E.  11th 
21     22  E.  12th. 


139 


196 


Uft. 
1 

21 
29 
41 


Rl 

2  Hudson 
2^  Greenwich 
30  Washington 
40  West 


Dey,frora  191  Broadway, 

W.  to  W.  R. 
Left.  Rt 


3  Broadway 

24  New  Church 
58  Greenwich 
72  Washington 
88  West. 


Division,  Tm  1  Bowery 

E.  to  (irand. 
Lejt.  Rt 


2 

—  Bowery 

1  Catharine 

44 

—  Chrystie 

68 

—  Forsyth 

70 

—  Bayard 

61  Market 

86 

—  Eldridge 

lot 

—  Allen 

107  Pike 

121 

—  Orchard 

1 13  Canal 

144 

—  Ludlow 

160 

—  F.ssex 

B0 

—  Norfolk 

179  Jefferson 

ao2 

-Suffolk 

216 

—  Hester 

207  Clinton 

236 

—  Attorney 

217  Montgomery 

254 

—  Ridge 

m 

—  Pitt 

275  Gouverneur 

279  Grand 

Do  mi  nick,  from  13 
Clarke,  W.  to  Hudson. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Clarke 
22    19  Varick 
54     61  Hudson 
Dover,  from  340  Pearl,  S 

to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt 


Dunne,  from  40  Rose,  W. 

to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

1  Rose 

9  N.  William 

—  New  Chambers 
21  Chatham 

—  Kcade 
29  City  HaU  pL 

—  Centre 
69  Elm 
69  Broadway 
115  Trimble  pL 
123  Church 
149  W.  Broadway 
163  Hudson 
169  Staple 
185  Greenwich 
201  Washington 
211  Caroline 

218  217  West. 

Dancomb  pL,  E.  128th. 
bet.  Second  and  Third 
avs. 

Dunham  pi.,  142  W. 33d. 

Dunscomb  pi.,  E.  50th, 
bet  First  av.  h  Beek- 
man  pi. 

Dutch,  from  49  John,  N. 

to  Fulton. 
Enst,  from  750  Water,  N. 

to  Riviugton. 
Left.  Rt. 

Water 
Cherry 
Grand 
Broome 
Delancey 
Rivington. 

E.  Broadway,  from  199 

Chatham,  E.  to  Grand. 
Left.  Rt. 
2    —  Chatham  sq. 

9  Chatham 
6    15  Catharine 
73  Market 
117  Pike 
163  Rutgers 

—  Canal 
189  Jefferson 
219  Clinton 
259  Montgomery 
287  Gouverneur 
299  Scammel 
311  Grand 

Houston,  from  60£ 


Cherry 
2  Pearl 
14  Water 
20  Front 
42  South 


11 

19 
41 

Downin 

Bleecker, 
Left.  Rt. 

2     1  Bleecker 
16    —  Jackson  pi. 
32    33  Bedford 
70    71  Varick 


from  216 
to  Varick, 


—  « 

15 

19  3 

43  W 


300 


E»  UUU91UU1 

Broadway  E.  to  E.  T.. 
Left.  Rt. 
2     1  Broadway 
18    19  Crosby 
40    35  Mulberry 
56    —  Mott 
72    71  Elizabeth 
88    87  Bowery 
—  117  Chrystie 

—  Second  ar 
133  Forsyth 
149  Eldridge 

—  First  ar. 


113 


166 


530 


166  Allen 
185  Orchard 
203  Ludlow 
225  Essex 

 Av.  A 

243  Norfolk 

—  267  Suffolk 

—  293  Clinton 
294    —  Av.  B 

—  317  Attorney 

—  333  Ridge 

—  357  Pitt 
358    — At.  C 

—  379Willett 
406  401  Sheriff 

—  421  Columbia 
mkt  —  Av.  D 
444    —  Manhattan 

—  443  Cannon 
466  463  Lewis 
488  485  Goerck 

—  509  Mangin 

—  —  E.  R. 

E.  4th,  from  694B'dway, 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Broadway 
9    20  Lafayette  pi. 
41    44  Bowery 
87    82  Second  av. 
129   130  First  av. 
179   180  Av.  A 
237  242  Av.  B 
295  300  Av.  C 
355  360  Av.  D 
393  392  Lewis 

—  —  E.  R. 

E.  9th  from  21  Fifth  av., 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

I      2  Fifth  av. 
27    20  University  pi. 
69    68  Broadway 

—  92  Fourth  av. 
117    —  Third  av 
207    —  Stuy  vesant. 
233  238  Second  av. 
3i9  318  First  av. 
447  442  Av.  A 
sq.   sq.  Av.  B 
651  650  Av.  C 
749  752  Av.  D 

—  —  E.  R. 

E.  10th,  from  33  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 
21    26  University  pi 
59    62  Broadway 
69    —  Fourth  av. 
93    98  Third  av. 
129  128  Stuyvesant 

—  —  Second  av. 
243  242  First  av. 
289  288  Av.  A 
345  sq.  Av.  B 
393   394  Av.  C 
423    —  Dry  Dock 
417  448  Av.  D 

—  —  E.  R. 

E.  11th,  from  91  Fourth 

av..  E.  toE.  R. 
Lejt.  Rt. 

101   100  Fourth  av. 
125  124  Third  av. 
231  232  Second  av. 
Z\i  "H  First  uv. 

j&    548  AV.  8 


647  650  Av.  C 
725  724  Dry  Dock 
747     —  Av.  D 
-E.  R. 

E.  12th,  from  51  Fifth 

av.,  E.  toE.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 
9    28  University  pi. 
53    58  Broadway 
70  Fourth  av. 
141  140  Third  av. 
239  242  Second  av. 
351  356  First  av. 
443  442  Av.  A 
549   546  Av.  B 
645   654  Av.  C 

728  Dry  Dock 
—  740  Av.  D 
-    -E.  R. 

.  13th,  from  61  Fifth 
av.,  E.  to_E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
I     2  Fifth  av. 
33    34  University  pi 

60  Broadway 
73    76  Fourth  av. 
145  142  Third  av. 
251  246  Second  av. 
351  356  First  av. 
451   448  Av.  A 
547  550  Av.  B 
651   646  Av.  C 

—  Av.  D 

—  E.  R. 


E.  14th,  from  67  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R 
Left.  Rt. 


321  320  Livingston  pi. 
345  346  First  av. 
443  4-42  Av.  A 
553  552  Av.  B 
657  654  Av.  C 
Av.  D 
E.  R. 

E.  17th,  from  93  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 


2  Fifth  av. 
24  Broadway 

—  Fourth  av. 
122  Irving  pi. 
146  Third  av. 

224  Rutherfurd  pi. 
sq.  Second  av. 
sq.  Livingston  pi. 
354  First  av. 
440  Av.  A 
544  Av.  B 
644  Av.  C 

—  E.  R. 


E.  18th,  from  107  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 


2  Fifth  av. 
28  Broadway 
46  Fourth  av. 

118  Irving  pi. 

148  Third  av. 

240  Second  av. 

350  First  av. 

442  Av.  A 

—  Av.  B 
652  Av.  C 

—  E.  R. 


Fifth  av. 

—  Union  sq. 
36  University  pi 
50  Broadway 
64  Fourth  av. 

—  Irving  pi. 
152  Third  av. 

—  Second  av . 
353  350  First  av. 
443   444  Av.  A 
546    —  Av.  B 

Av.  C 
Av.  D 
E.  R. 

E.  15th,  from  71  Fifth 
av    E.  to  E.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 


2  Fifth  av. 
22  Broadway 

—  Fourth  av. 
114  Irving  pi. 
148  Third  av. 

—  Rutherfurd  pi. 
246  Second  av. 

—  Livingston  pi. 
354  First  av. 

444  Av.  A 
546  Av.  B 

—  Av.  C 

—  Av.  D 

—  E.  R. 


E.  16th,  from  81  Fifth 

av.  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 
22  Broadway 
—  Fourth  av. 
118  Irving  pi. 
1 1(5  T'lir  I  :iv. 
ifetj  Kuthermrd  pi 
bp.  Second  av. 


27 


E.  19th,  from  117  Fifth 

av.,  E.  toE.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

19    —  Broadway 

51    52  Fourth  av. 
137  122  Irving  pi. 
151   150  Third  av. 
247  248  Second  av. 
361   358  First  av. 
445  444  Av.  A 

—  Av.  B 
-E.  R. 

E  20th,  from  133  Fifth 
,  E.  to  E..R. 
Rt. 

2  Fifth  av. 
8  Broadway 
52  Fourth  av. 

—  Gramercy  pk. 
124  Irving  pi. 

—  Gramercy  pk. 
154  Third  av. 

245  244  Second  av. 
359   354  First  av. 
445  446  Av.  A 
Av.  B 

E.  21st,  from  147  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

—  4  Broadway 
61    54  Fourth  av. 

—  —  Gramercy  pk. 
121    —  Lexington  av. 

—  106  Gramercy  pk. 
157  152  Third  av. 
249  24S  -^rond  *v. 
HI    3.i  '  r.'.el  aV. 

—  444  Av.  A 

—  -  E.  R. 


Left. 
1 

13 

55 
107 


151 


E.  22d,  from  165  Fifth  2i9  248  Second  aT 


E.  to  E. 
Uft.  Rt. 
1  %  2  Fifth  av. 

—  —Broadway 

45    60  Fourth  av. 
125   128  Lexington  av. 
161    160  Third  av. 
213  242  Second  av. 
343  3M3  First  av. 
445     —  Ave.  A 

—  -  2.  R. 
E.  23d,  from  185  Fifth 

iiv.,  K.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

—  —  Fifth  av. 

—  2  Broadway 
29    — Madison  av. 
65    fiS  Fourth  av. 

129  132  Lexington  av. 

163  161  Third  av. 

245  218  Second  av. 

351  350  First  av. 

413  414  Av.  A 

—  —  E.  R. 

E.  24th,  from  11  Madis 

on  av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 


ill 


1      2  Madison  av. 
33    28  Fourth  av. 
131    131  Lexington  av. 
165   161  Third  av. 
245  238  Second  av. 
317   3U  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  -  E.  R. 
E.  25th,  from  ■  Mad 

ison  av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

41    38  Madison  av. 

61     60  Fourth  av. 
127   132  Lexington  av 
161    162  Third  av. 
249   248  Second  av. 
313  342  First  av. 

—  -  E.  R. 
E.  26th,  from  215  fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1  —  Fifth  av. 

(Madiion  sq.  N.) 
27    sq.  Madison  av. 

—  58  Fourth  av. 
133   128  Lexington  av. 
153    —  Broadway  al. 
159   160  Third  av. 

245  216  Second  av. 
343  340  First  av. 

—  -E.  R. 


340  First  av 

E.  R. 

E.  29fh,  from  2C3  Fifth 

B.  to  E.  R. 
Uft.  Rt. 

2  Fifth  av. 
90  Madison  av. 
50  Fourth  av. 
128  Lexington  av 
156 Third  av. 
210  Second  av. 
3H  First  av. 
-E.  R. 
L  30th.  from  281  Fifth 

B  to  E.  R. 
Uft.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 
21     21  Madison  av. 
53     52  Fourth  av. 
131    130  Lexington  av. 
159    158  Third  av. 

( Martin  ter.) 
253  250  Second  av 
IN    352  First  av. 
E.  R. 

E.  3**t,  from  299  Fifth 

av..  I.,  to  E.  R. 
Uft.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av 
19    22  Madison 
51      54  Fourtt.  I 
31  128Lexingti 
163 
253 
353 


1251   252  Second  av. 
3l9  342  Fir'tuv. 
-    —  E.  R. 


E.  36th,  from  387  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Uft.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 
17     18  Madison  av. 


3 IS  r  irst  av. 
—  E.  R. 
E.  37lh.  from  1U5  Fifth 
av.,  E.  to  B.  R. 
'ft.  Rt. 


250  Second  av. 
344  Fir-t  av. 
-  E.  R. 


E.  32d,  from  315  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Uft.  Rt 


E.  27th,  from  231  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  First  av. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 

21    20  Madison  av. 

49    —  Fourth  av. 
131   132  Lexington  av 

—  154  B road  way  al. 
165  160  Third  av. 
245  246  Second  av. 
347    —  First  av. 

E.  2Sth,  from  249  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1  .  2  Fifth  av. 
19    20  Madison  av. 
49    50  Fourth  av. 
129  128  Lexington  av 
lbl    16G Third  av. 


2  Fifth  av. 
20  Madison  av. 
54  Fourth  av. 
132  Lexiugtonav. 
170  Third  av. 
250  Second  av. 
356  First  av. 
-E.  R. 


Fifth 


130  Lexington 
156  Thir  l  av. 
21G  Second  av. 
310  First  av. 
-  E.  R. 


E.  33d,  from  331 

av..  E.  toE.  R. 
Uft.  R>. 
I     2  Fifth  av. 
21     26  Madison  av, 
57    —  Fourth  av. 
—    —  Lexington  av. 
1~3  169  Third  av. 
257  258  Second  av. 
351   352  First  av. 

-E  R. 
E.  34th,  from  353  Fifth 

av..  E.  to  E.  R. 
Uft.  Rt 


E.  3Sth,  from  421  Fifth 

B.  to  E.  it. 
Ujt.  Rt. 
I      2  Fifth  av. 
17     18  Madison  av.  J 
11    40  Fourth  av. 
23  136  Lexington  av. 
157   168  Third  av. 
241  Second  av. 

—  First  av. 
-E.  R. 

E.  39lh,  from  139  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Uft.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

19    22  Madison  av. 

43    41  Fourth  av.  , 
125   128  Lexington  av. 
lo3  160  Third  av. 

>17  241  Second  av. 
345    —  First  av. 
—    —  E.  R. 

E.  40th,  from  457  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Uft.  Rt 
I     2  Fifth  av. 
17    18  Madi.-on  av. 
47    33  Fourth  av. 
129   122  Lexington  av. 
153  IS1)  Third  av. 
J13   252  Second  av. 

—  Firit  av. 

E.  41st,  from  477  Fifth 
a  v.,  E.  to  E.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 


2  Fifth  av. 
29  Madison  av. 
72  Fourth  av. 

—  Lexington  av. 
166  Third  av. 

250  Second  av. 
344  First  av. 

—  E.  R. 


E.  33th.  from  371  Fifth 

av.,  E.  toE.  R 
Uft.  Rt. 


2  Fifth  av. 
16  Madison  av. 
46  Fourth  av. 
132  Lexington  ar. 
184  Third  av. 


1      2  Fifth  av. 
23    26  Madison  av. 
63    66  Fourth  av. 

121  121  Lexington  av. 

153  152  Third  av. 

217  246  Second  av. 

330  351  Prospect  pi. 

—  —  First  av. 

-  -E.  R. 

E.  42d,  from  499  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 


2  Fifth  av. 
26  Madison  av. 

—  Vanderbiltav. 
50  Fourth  av. 

—  Lexington  av, 
164  Third  av. 


245  236  Second  av. 
343  340  Prospect  pi. 

—  —  First  av. 

—  —  E.  R. 

E.  43d,  from  511  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 
22  Madison  av. 
52  Vanderbilt  av 

—  Fourth  av. 
124  Lexington  av. 
154  Third  av. 

—  —  Second  av. 

—  346  Prospect  pi. 

—  —  Firsl  av. 

—  —  E.  R. 

E.  44th,  from  529  Fifth 
av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Rt. 

2  Fifth  av. 
16  Madison  av . 

—  Vanderbilt  av. 

—  Fourth  av. 

—  Lexington  av. 
160  Third  av. 

249  243  Second  av. 

—  346  First  av. 

—  —  E.  R. 

E.  45th,  from  545  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
left.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 
15   '26  Madison  av. 

—  22  Vanderbilt  av 

—  —  Fourth  av. 

—  120  Lexington  av 
153  158  Third  av. 
259  246  Second  av. 
345  344  First  av. 

_    -  E.  R. 


\7 


153 


Left. 

1 
31 
53 


163 


21    26  Madison  av. 

—  70  Fourth  av. 

—  —  Lexington  av. 
165  160  Third  av. 
255  258  Second  av. 
363  354  First  av. 

(Mitchell  pi.) 
429    —  Beekman  pi 

—  —  E.  R. 

E.  50th,  from  623  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

—  28  Madison  av. 

—  —Fourth  av. 
125    —  Lexington  av. 
159  160  Third  av. 
253  248  Second  av. 
361   364  First  av. 

(Dunscomb  pi.) 
427  424  Beekman  pi 
E.  R. 

E.  51st,  from  637  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 

—  — Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 

—  130  Lexington  av 
171  172  Third  av. 
255  250  Second  av. 

—  398  First  av. 

—  434  Beekman  pi. 

—  -E.  R. 

E.  52d,  from  653  Fifth 
av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 


E.  56th,  from  719  Fifth 
E.  to  E.  R. 

Left  Rt. 
I  2Fifthav. 
17    —  Madison  av. 
_    _  Fourth  av. 
135   134  Lexington  av. 
167  166  Third  av. 
249  246  Second  av. 

350  First  av. 
453    —  Av.  A 
E.  R. 

E.  57th,  from  737  Fifth 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 


E.  46th,  from  551  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 

2i>    28  Madison  av. 

_    _  Fourth  av. 
125  124  Lexington  av 
163    —  Third  av. 
243  246  Second  av. 
353  350  First  av. 

—  —  E.R.  ^ 

E.  47th,  from  575  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

1  2  Fifth  av. 
17    28  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 

—  —  Lexington  av. 
159  ICO  Third  av. 
243  242  Second  av. 
345  348  First  av. 

—  -E.R. 

E.  48th,  from  593  Fifth 

av.,  E.  toE.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

21    18  Madison  av 

25    —  Fourth  av. 
127    —  Lexington. 
161  162  Third  av. 
259  254  Second  av. 
347  348  First  av. 

—  -E.R. 

E.  49th,  from  609  Fifth 
av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 

Left.  RU 
f  J     2  Fifth  av. 


1     2  Fifth  av. 
33    —  Madison  av. 
79    _  Fourth  av. 
135   128  Lexington  av 
163  "162  Third  av. 
253  252  Second  av. 
—  First  av. 
-E.  R. 
E.  53d,  from  671  Fifth 

av.  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 
19    16  Madison  av. 
75    80  Fourth  av. 
129  132  Lexington  av 
167   164  Third  av. 
251   254  Second  av. 
357  356  First  av. 

-E.  R. 
E.  54th,  from  685  Fifth 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Ltft.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  a  v. 
21    20  Madison  av. 
75    80  Fourth  av. 
137   128  Lexington  av. 
165  KO  Third  av. 
241  242  Second  av. 
353  356  First  av. 
Av.  A 

E.  55th,  from  703  Fifth 

av..  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 


1     2  Fifth  av. 
21    24  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 
135   134  Lexington  av. 
159  164  Third  av. 
251  250  Second  av. 

360  First  av. 
463  448  Av.  A 

—  -  E.  R. 

E.  58th,  from  753  Fifth 

av.,  E.  toE.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 
17    —  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 
131   134  Lexington  av. 

—  Third  av. 
247  250  Second  av. 
357    —  First  av. 
449  450  Av.  A 

—  E.  R- 
E.  59th,  from  781  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 
-    —  Madison  av. 
5    —  Fourth  av. 
133  128  Lexington  av. 
165   164  Third  av. 
245   244  Second  av. 
34/  350  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  —E.R. 

E.  60th,  from  793  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 


2  Fifth  av. 
18  Madison  av. 
48  Fourth  av. 
133  Lexington  av. 
176  Third  av. 
254  Second  av. 
354  First  av. 

—  Av.  A 

—  E.  R. 


2  Fifth  av. 
28  Madison  av. 

—  Fourth  av. 

—  Lexington  av. 
160  Third  av. 

248  Second  av. 
356  First  av, 

—  Av.  A 
-E.P.. 


E.  61st,  from  Fifth  av., 

E.  toE.  R. 
Left.  *«•  , 
1      2  Fifth  av. 

25    —  Madison  av. 

75    76  Fourth  av. 
135  138  Lexington  av. 
173  172  Third  av. 
257  252  Second  av. 
353    —  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  -E.R. 

E.  62d,  from  779  Fifth 

v.,  E.to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 
2i    —  Madison  nv. 


135  13*  J>xington  av. 
175  174  Third  av. 
193  262  Scond  av. 
871  JcO  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  -E.R. 

I'..  63d,  from  787  Fifth 

:  v..  E.  to  K.  K. 
IrlU  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  av. 

—  22  Madison  a  v. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 
135    —  Lexington  aT. 
171    172  Third  av. 

—  —  Second  av. 

—  346  Fimtav. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  -  E.  R. 

E.  64th,  from  795  Fifth 

av..  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  av. 

—  —  Madison  av. 
41    —  Fourth  uv. 

—  151  Lexington  av 
180   13*  Third  av. 

—  —  Second  av. 

—  —  First  av. 

—  -  Av.  A 

—  -  E.  R. 

E.  63th,  from  803  Fifth 

av.,  E.  toE.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  ay. 

—  —  Madison  av. 
45    45  Fourth  av. 

135   130  Lexington  av 
1l9   1G0  Third  av. 

—  252  Second  av. 

—  —  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  -  E.  R. 

E.  66th,  from  Fif.h  av.. 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 
1      2  FKth  av. 
17    16  Madison  ar. 
29    —  Fourth  av. 

—  136  Lexington  av. 

—  168  Third  av. 

—  —  Second  av . 

—  352  First  av. 

—  -Av.  A 

—  -E.R. 

E.  67th,  from  Fifth  av, 

E.  t  )E.  R. 
L  Jt.  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  av. 

—  —  Madison  av. 

—  52  Fourth  av. 

—  —  Lexington  av. 

—  —Third  av. 

—  —  Second  av. 

—  —  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  -E.R. 

E.  6Sth,  from  Fifth  av 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

1     2  Fifth  av. 

—  —  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 

—  —  Lexington  av. 

—  —  Third  av 
—  SecoDd  av. 

—  —  First  ay. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  -E.R. 


K.  69th,  from  Fifth  av. 

E.  to  t.  R. 
•//  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  av. 

—  Madison  av. 

—  28  Fourth  ay. 

—  Lexington  av. 
1C7     —Third  uv. 

—  Second  av. 

—  First  av. 

—  Av.  A 

—  -  E.  R. 

E.  70t*  ,  from  Fifth  av. 

E.  to  ...  It. 
Left  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 

-  —  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourtli  av. 

131   136  Lexington  av. 
ifel    1M  Third  av. 

—  Second  av. 

-  First  ay. 

-  Av.  A 
-E.  R. 

E.  71  at,  from  Fifth  av 

E.'to  h.  K. 
Left  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  av. 

—  Madison  ay. 

-  —  Fourth  av. 
Ill   1:16  Lexington  av. 
188  176  Third  ev. 

259  —  Second  av. 

—  —First  ay. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  -  E.  R. 

E.  7tid,  from  Fifth  av 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  av. 
21     —  Madison  av. 

—  — Fourth  av. 

—  —  Lexington  av. 
1C3  1L6  Third  av. 

—  —  Second  av. 

—  —  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  -E.R. 

E.  73d,  from  Fifth  av. 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  av. 
29    22  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 
137    —  Lexington  av. 
1E8  188  Third  av. 

—  —  Second  av. 

—  —  First  av. 

—  -Av.  A 

—  —E.R. 

E.  74th,  from  Fifth  av. 

E.  to  E.R, 
Left  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 
29    28  Madison  av. 

—  DO  Fourth  av. 

—  112  Lexington  av. 
165    —  Third  av. 

257  256  Second  av. 

—  358  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  —E.R. 

E.  75th,  from  Fifth  av. 

E.  to  E.  to  R. 
Left  Rt, 
I     2  Fifth  av. 
23    24  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 

—  —  Lexington  av. 


1 


—  Third  av. 
248  Second  av. 

—  Finn  av. 

—  Av.  A 

—  E.R. 

E.  76th,  from  Fifth  ar, 

E.  toE.  K. 
Left  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  ay. 

—  —  Madison  av. 

—  Fourth  av. 

—  —  Lexington  av. 
—Third  av. 

301   3<)0  8econd  av 
KB    —  First  av. 

—  Av.  A 
-E.  R. 

E.  77th,  from  Fifth  ar, 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Lejt  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  av. 
29    —  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 
129    —  Lexlrgton  av. 

—  —  Third  av. 
'53     —  Second  av. 
319     —First  (iv. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  -  K.  R. 

E.  7Sth,  frcm  Fifth  ar. 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  av. 

—  32  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  ay. 
133   134  Lexington  av. 
181   1«4  Third  av. 

273  272  Second  av. 
357   360  First  av. 

—  452  Av.  A 

—  -E.R. 

E.  79th,  from  Fifth  ay 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

-  —  Madison  av. 

-  —  Fourth  ay. 
139  110  Lexington  av. 
185   182  Third  av. 

215  218  Second  av. 

—  First  av. 

—  Av.  A 

—  E.  R. 

E.  80th,  from  Fifth  ay, 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 

1     2  Fifth  av. 

—  —  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 

—  142  Lexington  av. 
187  — Third  av. 

243  218  Second  av. 

—  —  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  —  E.  R. 

E.  81st,  from  Fifth  ay 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Et. 

1     2  Fifth  a  v. 

—  —  Madison  av. 

—  82  Fourth  av. 

—  —  Lexington  av. 
171   172  Third  av. 

247  ?»2  Second  av. 

—  350Firrtav. 

—  -  Av.  A 

—  -E.R- 


E.  82d,  from  Fifth  av. 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 

1  j  2  Fifth  av. 

—  '  —  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 
129  132  Lexington  av. 
177  178  Third  av. 

253  250  Second  av. 
353  350  First  av. 

—  Av.  A 
-E.  R. 

E.  83d,  from  Fif'h  av., 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 
37    26  Madison  av. 
65    —  Fourth  av. 
131   130  LexingtoD  av. 
175  176  Third  av. 

—  252  Second  av. 
355    —  First  av. 

—  Av.  A 

—  E.  R. 


E.  84th,  from  955  Fifth 

av.,  E.  toE.  R. 
Left  Rt. 

1     2  Fifth  av. 

—  —  Madison  av. 

61    64  Fourth  av. 
135  132  Lexington  av. 
173  172  Third  av. 
247  246  Second  av. 
S53  354  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  —  Av.  B 

—  —  E.R. 

E.  85th,  from  964  Fifth 

av.,  E.  toE.  R. 
Left  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 
31    23  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 
1 29  1 32  L  e  xi  ngton  av. 
177  180  Third  av. 
251    —  Second  av. 
347  352  First  av. 

—  —  Av.  A 

—  —  Av.  B 

—  -E.R. 

E.  86th,  from  976  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

27    —  Madison  av. 

73    72  Fourth  av. 
133  132  Lexington  av. 
175  168  Third  av. 
245  236  Second  av. 
349  350  First  av. 

—  -Av.  A 

—  —  Av.  B 

—  -  E.  R. 

E.  87th,  from  Fifth  av 
E.  to  E.  R. 

E.  88th,  from  Fifth  av 
E.  to  E.  R. 

E.  89th,  from  Fifth  av.. 
E.  to  E.R. 

E.  90th,  from  Fifth  av., 
£.  to  E.  R. 

E.  91st,  from  Fifth  av 

E.  to  E.  R. 
E..92d,  from  Fifth  av. 

E.rto  £•  R» 


E.  93d,  from  Fifth  av., 
E.  to  E.  R.  ^ 

E.  94th,  from  Fifth  av., 

E.  to  E.  R. 
E.  95th,  from  Fifth  av., 

E.  to  E.  R. 
E.  96th,  from  Fifth  av., 

E.  to  E.  R. 
E.  97th,  from  Fifth  av., 

E.  to  E.  R. 
E.  98th,  from  Fifth  av., 

.  to  E.  R. 
E.  99th,  from  Fifth  av 

E.  toE,  R. 
|E.   100th,  from  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
E.lOlst,  from  Fifth  av. 

E.  to  E.  R. 
E.  102d,  from  Fifth  av., 

E.  to  E.  R. 
E.  103d,  from  Fifth  av., 

E.  to  E.  R* 
E.  104th,  from  Fifth 

E.  toE.  R. 
E.  105th,  from  Fifth 

av.  E.  to  E.  R. 
E.   106th,  from  Fifth 
av.,E.  to  E.  R. 

E.  107th,  from  F 
av.,  E.  to  E.R. 
.   108th.  from  Fifth 


129 


Fifth 


av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 

E.   109th,  from 
.,  E.  to  E.  R. 

E.  110th,  from  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 


2  Fifth  av. 

—  Madison  av. 

—  Fourth  av. 
134  Lexington  av. 
178  Third  av. 
254  Second  av. 
348  First  av. 
-  —  E.  R. 


E.  111th,  from 

av..  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 

2  Fifth  av. 

—  Madison  av. 

—  Fourth  av. 
142  Lexington  av 

—  Third  av. 
248  Second  av. 

—  First  av. 
-E.R. 


E.  112th,  from 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 
1 


—  Madison  av. 

—  Fourth  av. 
136  Lexington  av. 
174  Third  av. 

244  Second  av. 

—  First  av. 

—  E.  R. 


E.  114th,   from  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  K. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  Fifth  av. 

—  Madison  av. 

—  Fourth  av. 
137  132  Lexington  av. 
167   176  Third  av. 

—  Second  av. 
353  354  First  av. 

—  Av.A 

—  E.  R. 
E.  115th,  from  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Lift.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av 

-  —  Madison  av. 

-  —  Fourth  av. 
131   140  Lexington  av. 
193    —  Third  av. 

244  Second  av. 
343    —  First  av. 

—  Av.A 

—  E.  R. 

E.  116th,  from  Fifth 
E.  to  E.  R. 

Left  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

-  —  Madison  av. 

-  —  Fourth  av. 
7    —  Lexington  av. 

-  184  Third  av. 
1  248  Second  av. 
3   356  First  av. 
3  454  Av.  A 

-  —E.R. 
E.  117th,  from  Fifth 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

-  —  Madison  av. 

-  —  Fourth  av. 
7  142  Lexington  av. 
1   192  Third  av. 
1  252  Second  av. 
1    —  First  av. 

Fifth  449  450  Av.A 

—  E.  R. 


133 


2  Fifth  av. 

—  Madison  av. 

—  Fourth  av. 
134  Lexington  av. 

—  182  Third  av. 

—  250  Second  av. 

—  354  First  av. 

—  -  E.  R. 

E.  113th,  from 
av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 

Left  RU 
I     2  Fifth  av. 


E.  118th,  from  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Lejt.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

—  —  Madison  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 
137  134  Lexington  av. 
175  176  Third  av. 
249  242  Second  av. 

Fifth  349  352  First  av. 
449    —  Av.  A 

—  E.  R. 

E.  119th,  from  Fifth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 

-  —  Madison  av. 

-  —  Fourth  av.  . 

-  144  Lexington  av. 
183  186  Third  av. 

Fifth  251   254  Second  av. 
351   354  First  av. 
451  450  AV.A 

—  E.  R, 


E.  120th,  from  Fifth 
av.,  F.  tuE.R. 

l.rfl.  Rt. 

1      2  Fifth  av.  I 

—  —  lfadl>OB  av.  ft  I 

—  —  Fourth  av.  7§ 
131    132  l.exing ton  »T.  131 

—  182  Third  av.  13 
251  Z'tl  Second  uv.  :i5 
319  3.V1  First  a  v. 

—  450  Av.  A. 

—  -  F.  II. 

E.  121  nt,  from  Madison 

av.,  I.,  to  L.  11. 
JWI.  *i. 

—  —  Mali-on  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 

—  136  Lexington  av 

—  —  Third  av. 
"19   2H  Second  av. 
:j.09   358  First  av. 
413  411  A  v.  A. 

—  -  F.  R. 

E.  122d,  fr°m  Madison 
av..  F.  to  B.  R. 

—  —  Ma''i«>n  av. 

—  —  Fourth  av. 
141    —  Lexingtoa  wf. 

Is5  188  Third  av. 

257  256  Second  a  v. 
347    —  First  uv. 

419  "A,  Av.  A. 

—  -  E.  It. 

E.  123<1,  from  Madison 

av.,  F.  10  E.  B» 
Ltji.  Rt. 

—  —  Madis  >n  av. 

—  —  Fourtli  av. 
139  13G  Lexington  av. 
187   10  Third  a  v. 
217  '.!40  Second  uv. 
397  3(0  First  av. 
437  446  Av.  A. 

—  —  L.  R. 


F..  127th,  from  Fifth 

av.,  F.  t j  Ilarlcm  R. 
Ltft.  Ft 


2  Fifth  av. 
3.)  Madison  av. 
K  Fourtli  av. 
138  I.exingtou  av. 

178  Third  av. 

—  Second  av. 

—  Harlem  R. 


12Sth.  from  Fifth 

..  f.  to  Barton  B 
Left.  Rt. 
I      2  Fifth  av. 
•jS    :i  i  Madison  av. 
13    "6  Fourth  av. 
i:t5  1  r>  Lexington  av 

—  180  Third  av. 
(  Duncomb  pi.) 

:53  23'5  Second  av. 

—  —  Harleui  R. 

E.  1201  h,    from  Fifth 
av..  I. .  to  Harlem  R. 

U/t.  Rt 


2  Fifth  av. 
3J  Madison  av. 
72  Fourth  a  v. 
131  Lexington  av. 
17o  Third  av. 

—  Second  av. 

—  Harlem  R. 


E.  130th,  from  Fifth 
av.,  F.  to  Harlem  R. 

Lin.  Bt 


E.  121th,  from  Fifth 

av.,  F.  to  Harlem  R. 
Left.  Rt- 
1      2  Fifth  av. 

35    —  Madison  av. 

75    69  Fourtli  av. 
133  136  Lexington  av. 
185   184  Third  av. 
243  240  Second  av. 
359   3G0  First  av. 

—  — Av.A. 

—  —  Harlem  R. 

E.  123  th,  from  ftfth 
av.,  E.  to  Harlem  R. 

Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Fifth  av. 
47     33  Madison  av. 
83    80  Fourth  av. 

131   132  Lexington  av. 

177   190  Third  av. 

251    —  Second  av. 

343  352  First  av. 

—  —  Harlem  R. 

E.  126th,  from  Fifth 
av.,  E.  tu  Harlem  R. 

Lett.  Rt. 
1      2  Fifth  av. 

—  28  Madison  a  v. 
61    64  Fourth  av. 

129  130  Lexington  av. 

J69  174  Third  av. 

241  233  Second  av. 

—  —  Harlem  R. 


I      2  Fifth  av. 

31  —  Madison  av. 

79  —  Fourth  av. 

—  122  Lexington  av. 

—  —  Third  av. 

—  -  Ilarlcm  R. 

E.  131st,  from  Fifth 

av..  E.  Harlem  R. 
E.  1  32d.  from  Fifth  av 

E.  to  Harlem  R 

E.  133d,  from  Fifth  av.. 
E.  to  Harlem  R. 

E.  131th,  from  Fifth 
av..  E.  to  Harlem  R. 

E.  135tfc.  from  Fifth 

av.,  F.  to  Harlem  R. 
Lejt.  lit. 

—  —  Fifth  av. 

—  — Madison  av. 

—  —  Harlem  R. 

Edgar,  from  59  Green- 
wich  E.,  to  New 
Church. 

Eighth,  from  91  Sixth 

av.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  R'. 

.   f Sixth  av. 

tj  a  Macdouga! 

«  a  1  Fifth  av. 

^  ~    )  University 

O  •.=  Greene 
u   I  Mercer 
127   130  Broadway 

—  142  Lafayette  pi. 

—  —  Astorpl. 
151     —  Fourth  av. 

fThir<l  a^- 
o    3  J  Second  av. 


343  312  A  v.  C 

(Columbia  place.) 
391    392  Av.  D 

—  403  Lewis 

Eighth  bv„  from  598 
Hudson,  N.  to  Harlem 
R. 

r.rtt.  Rt. 
j.  \    2  Abingdon  sq. 

S  )  20  W.  mh 

29  40  Jane 

45  -  W.  4th 

—  CO  Horatio 
63  —  W.  1 3th 

—  — Greenwich  &V. 
79  78  W.  |4th 
ltd  100  W.  15th 
125  122  W.  loth 

ui  U2 W.  17th 

159  100  W.  18th 

17.5  176  WT.  19th 

198  196  W.  20th 

215  212  W.  21at 

236  234  W.  22d 

298  251  \V.  23d 

77  278  W.  21th 

i«3  294  W.  25th 

Ul  3 JO  \V.  26th 

Ji9  \m  W.  27th 

m  356  W.  28th 

381  3:8  W.  29th 

101  399  W.  30th 

119  416\V.3l8t 

137  438  W.  32d 

457  458  W.  33d 

179  471  W.  31th 

4  »7  496  W.  35th 

19  MS  ^V'.  36th 

537  MS  W.  37th 

i57  568  VT,  3-Jth 

993  598  W.  3  'th 

♦il7  C18  W.  40th 

6.(7  636  W.  4 1st 

*i57  658  W.  42d 

677  679  W.  43d 

899  696  W.  41th 

15  718  W.  45th 

17  742  W.  46th 

767  766  W.  47th 

787  78S  W.  48th 

987  806  W.  49th 

n29  828  W.  50th 

47  816  W.  51st 

669  H69  W.  52d 

-87  883  W .  53d 

07  903  W.  54th 

927  928  W.  55th 

919  916  W.  56th 

9f9  968  W.  57th 

m  968  W.  58th 

—  —  W.59th 
--    — Boulevard. 
Runs  to  Harlem  R. 

Eldridge,  from  86  Divi 
sion.  N.  to  E.  Houston. 

Left.  Rt. 


\  First  av. 
I  Av.  A 
30C  Av,  B 


1      2  Division 
27    28  Canal 
55    56  Hester 
91    88  Grand 
99  106*6  Broome 
119   132  Delancey 
115  166Rivington 
171   191  Stanton 
193  21S  E.  Houston 
Eleventh  a  v.,  from  W. 

14th,  N.  to  Harlem  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
—     2  W.  14th 
.  —    20  W.  15th 


—  40  W.  16th 
69  60  W.  17th 
79  80  W.  18th 
99  100  W.  19th 

119  120  W.  20th 

i39  140  W.  21st 

159  160  W.  22(1 

179  180  TV.  23d 

199  200  W.  21th 

219  220  W.  25th 

239  24  )  W.  26th 

259  2G0  W.  27th 

279  ,280  W.  28th 

299  300  W.  29th 

315  316  W.  30th 

335  336  W.  31st 

355  356  W.32d 

375  376  W .  33d 

393  394  W.  34th 

415  416  W.  35th 

435  436  AV.  36th 

453  454  W.  37th 

473  474  W.  38th 

493  494  W.  39th 

511  510  W.  40th 

531  532  W.  41st 

551  552  W.  42d 

5C9  570  W.  43d 

587  588  AV.  44th 

C03  608  W.  45th 

623  626  W.  46th 

613  644  W.  47th 

661  662  W.  48th 

C81  682  W.  49th 

699  700  AV.  50th 

719  -  720  W.  51st 

735  736  W.  52d 

713  —  Stryker'8  la. 

—  756  W.  53d 
767     —  Mott's  la. 
773  774  W.  54th 
787  794  W.  55th 
821  —  W.  56th 
837  833  W.  57th 

—  -AV.  58<h 
851     —  W.  59th 
867  870  W.  COth 
Elizabeth,  from  52  Bay- 
ard. N.  to  Bleecker. 

Left.  Rt. 

1  2  Bayard 
29    28  Canal 
65  60  Hester 
95    94  Grand 

123  121  Broome 

161  160  Spring 

203  202  Prince 

257  252  E.  Houston 

291  27o  Bleecker 

Elm,  from  14  Reade,  N. 

to  Spring. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  1  Reade 

10  —  Manhattan  pi. 

16  loDuane 

32  31  Fear! 

48    45  Worth 

56  —  Catharine  la. 

62    61  Leonard 

72    —  Franklin 

84  —  White 

98  97  Walker 

104  105  Canal 

126  127  Howard 

152  149  Grand 

176  177  Broome 

216  211  Spring 
Essex,  from  160  Divi- 
sion, N.  to  E.  Houston. 
Left.  Rt. 
I      2  Division 


25    24  Heater 

51    51  Grand 
mkt.  —  Essex  mkt  pi. 

71  76Br-.omo 

P5    94  Delancey 

123  130  Rivington 

157  156  Stanton 

183  181  E.  Houston 

Essex  mkt.  pi.,  from  68 
Ludlow  E.  to  Essex. 

Exchange  al.,  from  5r> 
Broadway,  W.  to  New 
Church. 

Exchange  ct.,  74  Ex 

change  pi. 

Exchange  pi.,  from  C 
Hanover,  W .  to  Broad- 
way. 

Left.  Rt. 

16  C.  H.  Hanover 
28    35  William 
60    59  Broad 
C6    69  New 
74    —  Exchange  ct. 

—  —  Broadway 

Extra  pi.,  rear  of  10 
First. 

Ferry,  from  86  Gold,  S. 

E.  tu  Pearl. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Gold 
19  —Jacob 
37     33  Cliff 
c9    56  Pearl 

Fifth,  from  379  Bowery, 
E.  to  E.  K. 

rjt.  Rt. 
301   200  Bowery 
239- '  246  Second  av. 
J47    —  First  av. 
143  433  Av.  A 
547   550  Av.  B 
;55   650  Av.  C 
55   752  Av.  D 
B23  824  Lewis 

-  -E.  R. 

Fifth  av.,  from  13 
Washington  sq.f  N.  to 
Harlem  R. 

Left.  Rt. 

—  —  Wash.  sq.  N. 

—  1  an  alley 

8      7  Clinton  pi. 
22     21  W.  &  E.  Pth 
32    33  W.  &  E.  10th 
46    41  W.  11th 
L3     51  W.  &  E.  12th 
70    61  W.  &  E.  13th 
82    67  W.  &  F.  11th 
96     —  W.  &  E.  15th 
108    81  W.  &  E.  16th 
116    93  W.  &  E.  17th 
128   107  W.&E.  18th 
140   115  W.  &  E.  19th 
152   133  W.  &  E.  20th 

-  147  W.  &E.  21st 
70  165  AV.  &E.  22d 
*6  185  W.  &  E.  23i 

196  .m  Broadway 

-  b  W.  25th 

14  W.  &  E.  26th 
32  231  W.  &  E.  27ih 
246  249  W.  &  E.  28th 
264  263  W.  &  E.  29th 
280  281  W.  &  E.  30th 
298  299  W.  &E.  31st 
1316   315  W.  &  E.  32d 


331  W.  &  E. 
353  W.  &  E. 
37]  W.  &  E. 
387  W.  k  E. 
405  W.  k  E. 
421  W.  k  E. 
439  W.  k  E. 
457  W.  &  E. 
477  E.  41st 
499  W.  &  E. 
511  W  &  E. 
529  W.  &  E. 
545  AV.  &  E. 
561  W.  k  E. 
575  AV.  &  E. 
5^3  W.&  E. 
609  W.  &  E. 
023  W.&E. 
637  W.  &  E. 
653  W.&E. 
671  AV.  k  E. 
635  W.  k  E. 
703  AV.  k  E. 
718  719  W.&E. 
740  737  W.  &  E. 
56  751  W.  &  E. 
-  769AV.&E. 
797  E.  60th 
—  E.61st 
839  E.  (-2d 
855  E. 63d 
9  E.  64th 


33d 
31th 

35th 
36th 
37th 
38th 
39th 
40th 

42d 

43d 

44th 

45th 

16th 

47th 

48th 

49th 

50th 

51st 

52d 

53d 

54th 

'5th 

56th 

57th 

53th 

59th 


6t3E.  65th 


c  I  c 

«  —  E.  66th 
°  L939  E.  67th 
Runs  to  Harlem  R. 

First,  from  303  Bowery, 

E.  to  Av.  A. 
Left.  Rt. 

2     1  Bowery 
10    —Extra  pi. 
2633  27  Second  av. 
72    73  First  av. 
122   125  Av.  A 
First  av.,  from  166  E. 

Houston,  N.  to  Harlem 

R. 
Left.  Rt. 

1      2  E.  Houston 

11     10  First 

31    28  Second 

49    43  Third 

61    64  E.  1th 

81    82  Fifth 

97    93  Sixth 
113  116  Seventh 
131   132  St.  Mark's  pi. 
115   146  E.  9th 
101   162  E.  10th 
177   180  E.  11th 
195   198  E.  12th 
217   21j  E.  1.3th. 
237  232  E.  11th 
257   254  E.  1.51  h 
279  272  E.  ltfth 
295  288  E.  17th 
311   304  E.  13th 
327   326  K.  19th 
343  340  E.  20th 
359  356  E  21st 
375  37b  H.  22d 
391   392  E .  23d 
4  .9   403  E.  24th 
127   428  E.  25th 
413   444  E.  26th 
461     —  E.  27th 
477     —  E.  28th 
193   4^8  E.  29th 
513   514  E.  30th 
529   528  E.  31st 
555    534  E.  12.1 


675  —  E.  33d 

593  —  E.  31th 

CI  612  K.  35th 

627  628  E.  36th 

643  616  E.  37th 

C«i3  6»H  E.  38th 

6  3  681  E.  39th 

G09  —  E  «Otb 

717  722  E.  4 1st 

::n  738  E.  4  2d 

7c  1  TtiH  E.  43u 

—  784  E.  44tli 
►nn  8<M  K.  4f>ih 
H2i  821  K.  4».th 

euo  hij  e.  4: tfi 

i»59  85*  E.  4titri 
r-81  d74  E  4  )th 
688  —  E.  fiOtil 
8u5  92-i  E.  51  st 
943  944  E.  fiOd 
863  961  K.  R3d 
879  984  E.  Mth 
MXQ  1U04  E.  5.th 

—  102n  K.  rath 

—  1041  E.  r>-tl 
I0o5  DM4  E.  58th 
l<r?'»  1082  E  59:  h 
10%  1102  E  O1U1 
1111  1112  E.  I  l<r 
lin  1128  E.  62d 
1145    —  E.  63d 

—  —  y.  Mtii 

—  1162  E.  05th 
1177  117H  K.  IMi 

mm      —  K.  CTtll 

—  —  R.  r.oti, 

—  —  E.  GBth 

—  1212  E.  7ut.i 

—  1258  E.  71st 

—  1274  E  72d 
1321  —  E.  73.1 
1337  —  E  74th 
1313  1314  E.  75th 
I  !33  1460  E.  76th 
1177  1178  E.  77th 
1103  1402  E.  78th 

  1M0  E.  79th 

Raus  to  Harlem  R. 

Fletcher,  from 

Pearl,  S.  to  E.  R. 
Lrft.  Rt. 
2      1  Pearl 
11    is  Water 
23     27  Front 
44    45  South 

Forsyth,  from  6C  Divi 
sion,  N.  to  E.  Houston. 

Left.  Rt. 
2  —  Division 

—  1  Bayard 
29  23  Canal 

(0  Hester 
90  Grand 
108  Broome 
134  Delancey 
164  Rivington 
188  Stanton 
—  E.  Houston 


11 S  1 


111  E.  12th 
135  E.  13th 
157  if'..  14th 
E.  15th 
16th 
17th 
Ifth 
213  E.  Bill 
217  E.  20th 
285  E.  2Ut 
2Ki  E.  22d 
289  E.  2*1 
Hi  E.  21th 
341  E.  25th 
361  E.  2»ith 
3H5E  27th 

401  e.  astti 

419  E.  29th 
iil  E.  :u»th 

459  E.  :<ist 

4  77  E.  T2d 
-  E  3M 
E.  34th 
E.  J5th 
E.  tfth 
E.  17th 
E.  :«th 
1  E.  I9th 

E.  uiih 
I  E.  list 
l»E.  42d 
Runs  to  Harlem  R. 

Frank  fort,  fr  >n  1 

NuttO,  E.  to  Pear'. 
XdmfU  Rt. 
—      1  Nassau 


232 
250 
2f>6 

•m 

(12 
.322 
112 
162 
3-"  I 


75  Old  si. 

93  Gouverneur  la. 
101  Jones  la. 
113  Wall 
131  Pine 
137  Pepeyster 
151  Maiden  la. 


2  B  Pi  ck  Hi. - 
259  Dover 
'.."'I  Roosevelt 


2 

—  Chatham 

20 

17  William 

18 

—  N.  William 

34 

—  Rose 

43  G. .Id 

54 

—  Vandewater 

63  .lacob 

76 

75  Cliff 

92 

91  Pearl 

Pulton,  fr.  83  South,  W, 

t'>  N.  R. 
L-ft.  Rt. 
1     mkt.  South  , 

18    mkt.  Front 

30    2i  Water 

38    37  I'earl 

52    53  Cliff 

68    —  Ryder's  al. 

76     79  Gold 

98    99  William 
110  —Dutch 
122   133  Nassau 
,r>8   165  Broadway 
lt-2    —  New  Church 

—   187  Church 
222  22S  Greenwich 

!  <i  23 »  Washington 
jfiO  mkt.  West 

Fulton  mkt.,  Falton  a 

South. 


Franklin,  from  64  Bax- 

ier.  VV  u»  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt 


61 
89 
109 
133 
163 
191 
221 

Fourth  av.,  continua 
tion  of  Bowery,  from 
No.  402,  N.  to  Harlem  R 

Left.  Rt. 
2  sq.  Bowery 

—  sq.  Sixth 

—  —  Seventh 
39  Astor  pi. 
—  Eighth 
55  E.  9th 
73  E. 10th 
91  E.  1Kb 


2  Baxter 
18  Centre 
3s  Elm 

56  Cortlandtal. 

64  Broa  Iway 

68  Franklin  pi. 

94  Church 
124  W.  Broadway 
130  Varick 
166  Hudson 
194  Greenwich 
198  Washington 
218  West. 


Gnnnevoort,  from 
W.4th,  W.  toN.  U. 
L'ft.  Rt. 
2  —  W.  4th 

—  1  W.  13th 
22   19  Hudson 

—  39  Little  W.  12th 
57  — Greenwich 

—  —  Ninth  av. 
74  79  Washington 
106  —  West 

148  —  Thirteenth  av. 

Garden  row,  140 

nth 

Gay,  from  141  Waverfoj, 
pi.,  N.  to  Christopher. 

Goerck,  fr.  5T4  Grand 

N.  to  ThirJ. 
Ltft.  Rt. 


Franklin  mkt.,  Old  s 

Franklin  pi.,  from  6-8 
Franklin,  N.  to  White 

Franklin  sq.,  from  10 

Cherry  to  Pearl. 
Franklin  ter.,  r  364  W. 

26th. 

Front,  from  49  White- 
hall, E.  to  Roosevelt. 


36 


and  f  m  South,  c. 

gomery,  E.  to  E. 
Uft.  Rt. 

2     1  Whitehall 

6     5  Moore 
22    21  Broad 
40    39  Coenties  si 
54    63  Cuyler's  al 


Mont 
R. 


2  Grand 
4  Rachel  la. 
18  Broome 
50  Delancey 
78  Rivington 
116  Stanton 
146  E.  Houston 
—  Third 


Gold,  from  87  Maidei 
lane,  N.  to  Frankfort. 

Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Maiden  la. 
15    12  Piatt 
23    24  John 

—  36  Ryder's  al. 
51     50  Fulton 

59    —  Ann 

65    64  Beekman 

77    —  Spruce 

—  86  Ferry 


103  102  Frankfort 
Gouvernenr,  from  275 

Division,  S.  to  Water, 
Lrjt.  Rt. 

2      1  Division 

6      5  E.  Broadway 
20     19  Henry 
32    —  Madison 
4G     49  Monroe 
61    C5  Cherry 
74    75  Water. 
Gouvernenr  la.,  from 

43  South  to  93  Water. 
Left.  Rt. 

1  2  South 
- 15    12  Front 

—    —  Water. 

Gouvernenr  si.,  fr.  371 
South,  N.  to  613  Water 

Left.  Rt. 

,"  2  1  South 
4  —  Front 
10    —  Water 

Gramcrcy  pk.,  fr.  106 
&  142  E.  21st,  S.  to  E 
20th,  and  E.  20th  bet 
Third  and  Fourth  avi. 

Grand,  from  78  Varick 
E.  to  E.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 

2  1  Varick 
18    17  Sullivan 
34    33  Thompson 
52    49  So.  5th  av. 
70    71  Wooster 
88    87  Greene 

104  105  Mercer 
114  119  Broadway 
130  131  Crosby 
150  151  Elm 
162  163  Centre 
mkt.  —  Centre  mkt  pi 


263 


171  Baxter 
189  Mulberry 
203  Mott 
219  Elizabeth 
235  Bowery 
253  Chrystie 
269  Forsyth 
289  Eld  ridge 
307  Allen 
321  Orchard 
339  Ludlow 
mkt. 355  Essex 
372   373  Norfolk 
388   389  Suffolk 
406  407  Clinton 
424   423  Attorney 
441  Ridge 
459  Pitt 
471  Division 
473  E.  Broadway 

—  Wiliett 

—  Sheriff 

—  Columbia 
527  Henry 

—  Cannon 
541  Jackson 

—  Lewis 
567  Madison 

—  Goerck 
587  Corlearj 

—  Mangin 
599  Monroe 

—  Tompkins 
625  East. 

Great  Jones,  from  ( 
B'wav,  E.  to  Bowery 

Left.  Rt. 
2     1  Broadway 


462 


i20 


4    —  an  alley 
8    —  Lafayette  pi. 
58    59  Bowery 
Greene,  from  331  Canal 

N.  to  Clinton  pi. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  Canal 
36  Grand 
54  Broome 
84  Spring 
120^  Prince 
146  W.  Houston 
182^  Bleecker 
214  \Y.  3d 

( Roslyn  pi. ) 
224  W.  4'h 
216  Washington  pi. 

—  Waverley  pi. 
(  Winthrop  pi. ) 

260  Clinton  pi. 
Greenwich,  from  4  Bat 
tery  pi.,  N.  to  Ganse- 
voort. 
Left.  Rt. 

1  Battery  pi. 
39  Morris 
49  New  Church 
59  Edgar 
89  Rector 

—  Carlisle 

—  Albany 
131  Thames 
139  Cedar 
149  Liberty 
169  Cortlandt 
185  Dey 
197  Fulton 
213  Vesey 
229  Barclay 
249  Park  p!. 
267  Murray 
283  Warren 
301  Chambers 
309  Reade 
323  Duane 
337  Jay 
353  Harrison 
369  Franklin 
383  North  Moore 
397  Beach 
413  Hubert 
427  Laight 
441  Vestry 
455  Desbrosses 

466  469  Watts 
180  477  Canal 
513  Spring 
531  Vandam 
549  Charlton 
565  King 
583  W.  Houston 
599  Clarkson 
615  Leroy 
629  Morton 
641  Barrow 
677  Christopher 
700  695  W.  10th 
718  711  Charles 
731  Perry 
751  W.  11th 
769  Bank 
—  Bethune 
795  W.  12th 
807  Jane 
819  Horatio 
835  Gansevoort 
Greenwich  av. 
105  Sixth  av., 
Eighth  av. 
Left.  Rt. 
I    —  Sixth  av. 


134 
116 
161 

173 
190 
2.14 

■222 

m 

258 
276 
292 
306 
320 
332 
313 
362 
373 
192 
t06 
122 
136 
152 


from 
N.  to 


5  —  Christopher 

21  16  W.  10th 

37  —  Charles 

55  —  Perry 

71  72>$  W.  11th 

—  74  Seventh  av. 
85  —  Bank 

101  88  W.  12th 

113  —Jane 

—  118  W.  13th 
129  —  Horatio 

—  136  Eighth  av. 

Grove,  from  488  Hud- 
son, E.  to  Waverley  pi. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Hudson 
15     18  Bedford 
45    48  Bleecker 
75    76  W.  4th 

—  —  W.  Wash'gton  pi. 
sq.     93  Waverley  pi. 

Hague,  from  367  Pearl, 
W.  to  ClilT. 

Hall  pi.,  from  211  Sixth, 
N.  to  Seventh 

Hamilton,  from  73  Cath- 
arine, E.  to  Market. 

Hancock,  from  176  W. 
Houston,  N.  to  Bleeck- 
er. 

Hanover,  from  57  Wall, 

S.  to  Pearl. 
Left.  Rt. 

—  C.  H.  Wall 

—  C.  H.  Exchange  pi. 
5    —  Beaver 
9    10  Pearl. 

Hanover  sq.,  on  Pearl, 

from  105  to  Stone. 

Hanson  pi.,  Second  av., 
bet.  E.  124th  and  E. 
125th. 

Harrison,  from  81  Hud- 
son, W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Hudson 
5    —  Staple 
23    26  Greenwich 
33    38  Washington 
53    62  West. 

Harry  Howard  sq., 

the  open  space  bounded 
by  Canal,  Walker,  Bax- 
ter &  Mulberry. 

Henry,  from  14  Oliver, 

E.  to  Grand. 
Left.  Rt. 

1  2  Oliver 
14  Catharine 
CO  Market 
84  Birmingham 

102  Pike 
146  Rutgers 
174  Jefferson 
206  Clinton 
246  Montgomery 
272  Gouverneur 
284  Scammel 
—  Grand 
338  Jackson. 

Hester,  from  216  Divi- 
sion, W.  to  Centre. 
Left.  Rt. 
—      1  Clinton 

2  —Division 


13 


10 

15  SuColk 

24 

31  S  irU)'.k 

40 

47  Kssex 

52 

C3  Ludlow 

66 

79  Orchard 

i  ■_> 

00  Allen 

1  1  il  »fa  r  ct 

94 

l  r>  £  Id  ridge 

ue 

119  Forsyth 

1-0 

143  Chryeiis 

136 

149  B  jwcry 

150 

1   i  1.  iz.ilxjth 

hit 

175  Moll 

180 

l  ii  Mulberry 

196 

2  (7  Baxter 

208 

219  Centre. 

Hester  rt.,  r< Mtl  l  il  Hea- 
ter. 

Horatio,  P«o  1 28  <  lr eeo 

wich  iiv.,  U.wN.)-. 
Left.  lit. 


2 
18 

52 
66 
92 
118 
146 


•  Grecuwich  av. 
1  Eighth  av. 
I  W.  It!. 

41  Hudson 
.  ,  <;r.<  nwich 
f-1  Washington 
)  17  Wet  ^ 
—  Thirteenth  av. 

Howard,  from  201  Cen 

tre,  W.  lo  Merc-  r. 
Left.  RL 
1      2  Centre 
9     10  Elm 
—    28  Crosby 
45    42  Broadway 
53    64  Mercer 
Hnberf,  from  U9  Hud- 
son, W.  to  hi  •  B, 
Left.  i:t. 

1      Z.  Hudson 
9  6Collister 
17     13  (Jnenwich 
33     26  Washington 
49    50  WW£ 
Hudnon,  from  139  Cham 

here,  V  t '  Nimh  av. 
Left.  BL 
I     —  Chambers 
15    1G  Reade 
28  Duane 
-0  Thomas 

Jay 
-,2  Worth 

—  Harrison 
92  Leonard 

100  Franklin 
120  North  Moore 
132  Beach 

—  Hubert 

—  l.aight 
178  Vestry 

—  Desbrosses 
206  Canal 
214  Watts 
230  Broome 
2G2  Dominick 
293  Spring 
322  \  and  am 
314  Charlton 


29 

61 

81 

101 
119 
133 
149 
163 
179 
195 
213 
219 


533  .VJfldarles 
5t9  5>J  Ferry 
987  674  w.  m: 

.-3  iUnk 

—  5ji  Eighth  ...  . 

(Ahimjdon  sq.) 

ao9   _w.  121:1 

IE1  622 -la ue 

.;  -,  (,  «>  11  .ratio 

(119  G50  G  insevoort 

j>5  GC2  VV.  l  ith 

_  _  \V.  Hill 

—  CI  .Si:ith  av. 
lrvintf  pi.,  ftrog  117  K 

llili.  N.  to  E.  20th. 
Left.  JiU 
I      2  V..  Uth 
5     11  E.  15th 

0  30  E.  16th 
7  50  B.  17tli 
3    61  E.  18th 

1  78  K.  19th 
•5     86  E.  2Uth 

Jackson,  from  338  Hen- 
ry, A.  to  E.  B> 
Left  £& 
—    -1  Henry 

2  —  Grand 
12     13  Madison 
;  t     U7  Monroo 
44     45  Cherry 
62     61  Water 
76     77  Front 
88    87  South 
Jacob,  from  19  Ferry,  M 

to  Frankfort. 
James,  from  175  Chat 

htm.  S.  to  James'  si. 
Left.  lit. 
2      1  Chatham 
10     11  New  Bowery 
12     37  Madison 
rj    71  Oak 

85  Batavia 
M  New  Chambers 
—  Cherry 
.lames'  pi.,  fm 77  Cher- 
ry, S.  to  E.  R« 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Cherry 
8     9  Water 
20    19  South. 
Jane,  frorn  113  Green 
wich  av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
■ft.  Rt. 


104 


361  361  King 

335  334  AV.  Houston 

403  402  Clarkson 

421  —  Leroy 

415  436  Morton 

463  462  Barrow 

—  488  Grove 

499  500  Christopher 

515  518  W.  10th 


2  1  Greenwich  av. 

31  31  W.  4th 

38  —  Eighth  av. 

56  57  Hudson 

06  65  Greenwich 

98  95  Washington 

—  —  West 

—  —  Thirteenth  av. 

Jay,  fromfc-;Hudson,W. 

to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

2      1  Hudson 

6  7  Staple 
20    21  Greenwich 

25  Washington 
31    —  Caroline 
43    49  West. 
Jefferson,  from  179  Di- 
vision, S.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Division 

7  4  E.  Broadway 
19    20  Henry 


27  28  Midi  son 

29  28  Monroe 

37  36  Cherry 

—  —  Wat.r 

—  —South. 

Jersey,  from  127  Crosby, 

L.  to  Mulberry. 
John,  fr  .m  18»  Broad- 

w  ay .  E.  to  Pearl. 
Left.  Rt.  , 
I      2  Broadway 
31     30  Nassau 
49    —  Dutch 
i s>     G-<  Willi.im 
-7     M  Cold 
ml  —Cliff 
119  129  i'earl 
J  one*,  from  174  W.  4th 
YV.  to  Bleecker. 

Jones'    la.,    from  101 

Front,  S.  to  E.  K. 
Kinir,  from  41  Macdoa- 
g_u,  W.  to  N.  R. 

Left.  Rt.  '  ' 

1  Macdougal 
1 1  Congress 
68     57  V  a  rick 
98    93  Hudson 
20   119  Greenwich 
130   137  Washington 
112  —West. 
Lafayette  pi.,  from  8 
(,reat  Jones,  N.  to  8th, 
Left.  Rt. 

I  2  Great  Jones 
13    12  E.  4th 
61  62Astorpl. 
—  —Eighth. 

Laiglit,  from  398  Canal 

W.  to  N.  R 
Left.  Rt. 
1     la  Canal 

II  —  St.  John's  la. 
21     22  Varick 
.q.     48  Hudson 
55    —  Collister 
67    68  Greenwich 
77     76  Washington 
93     91  West. 

Lamartino  pi.,  Wv29th, 
bet.  Eighth  and  Ninth 

aV3,  -nr 
Lawrence,    from  W. 
126th,  n  Ninth  av.,  to 
W.l29th,n.Eleventhav. 

^'•iiV  ,26th 

—  —  W.  127th 

—  —  Tenth  av. 

—  —  W.  128th 

—  —  W.  129th. 
Leonard,  from  92  Hud- 

son,  E.  to  Baxter. 
Left.  Rt. 

1  2  Hudson 
35    36  W.  Broadway 
C3    64  Church 
93    98  Broadway 

107    —  Benson 
121   118  Elm 
139  140  Centre 
165  170  Baxter 
Leroy,  from  248  Bleecker 

W.  to  N.  K. 
Left.  Rt.  . 

2  1  Bleecker 


38    3]  Bedford 

^        (St.  Luke's  pi.) 
98    99  ITudson 
128  123  Greenwich 
144  111  Washington 
1C2  163  West. 
Lewi:*,  from  556  Grand, 


tu  Eighth. 

,  Rt. 
2  Grand 
20  Broome 
46  Delancey 
72  Rivington 
98  Stanton 

128  E.  Houston 

150  Third 

170  E.  Fourth 

184  Fifth 

200  Sixth 

216  Seventh 

230  Eighth. 


,\ 

Left 
1 

19 
45 
69 
99 
127 
149 
169 
183 
199 
215 
231 

Lexington  a  v.,  from  121 

E.  21st,  N,  to  Harlem  R, 
Left.  Rt. 

2      IE.  21st 

8  9E.22d 

16     17  E.  23d 

38     39  E.  24th 

58    59  E.  25th 

78    77  E.  26th 

98  97  E.  27th 
118  115  E.  28th 
133  J  35  E.  29th 
156  159  E.  30th 
]78  177  E.  31st 
196  197  E,  32d 
"  2C8  217  E.  33d 
236  237  E.  34th 
252  253  E.  35th 
266  271  E.  36th 
288  293  E.  37th 
310  311  E.  38th 
332  331  E.  39th 
352  353  E.  40th 
372  373  £.  41st 
392  389  E.  42d 
414  421  E.  43d 
434  435  E.  44th 
454  459  E.  45th 
472  473  E.  4Cih 
4S6  491  E.  47th 
514  513  E.  48th 

—  537  E.  4°fh 
656  555  E.  50th 
tTi -    571  v,.  51st 

592  595  E.  5°d 

6U   615  E.  5  ill 

634  635  E.  54th 

6:4   655  E.  55th 

676   675  E.  56th 

696   695  E.  57th 

720   721  E.  58th 

740   741  E.  59th 

750  751  E.  60th 

770  781  E.  61st 

602  801  E.  62(1 

622  821  E.  63d 

840  841  E.  64th 

662  861  E.  65th 

832  88lE.6bth 

902  901  E.  67th 

922  921  E.  68th 

DJ2  f'4lE.69th 

f52  C61  ...  70O. 
5 172  979  E.  7l8t 
—     —  E.  72d 
m~    -E.  73d 

1034  1033  E.  74th 

—  —  E.  75th 

—  -  E.  76th 

—  —  E.  77th 


—  1113  E .  78th 

—  —  E.  79th 

—  —  E.  60th 

—  —  E.  81st 

—  —  E  B2d 

—  1221  E.  83d 
1242  1241  E.  84th 
12C0  1249  E.  65th 
1276  1271  E.  80th 
1296  1295  E.  87th 

—  —  E.  88th 
1336  —  E.  89th 
1356    —  E.  90th 

—  —  E.91st 
13S0     —  E.  92d 

—  1421  E.  93d 

—  — E.94th 

—  —  E.  95th 
Runs  to  Harlem  R. 

Libertv,  from  76  Maiden 
la.,  W.  toN.  R. 


Left. 
2 
12 


Rt. 

1  Maiden  la. 

13  William 

51  Nassau 

57  Liberty  pi. 

75  Broadway 

—  Temple 

97  New  Church 
123  Greenwich 
137  Washington 
U7  West. 


Left. 
1 

13 
2D 

41 

59 


Liberty   pi.,  from  5- 
Liberty.N.to  Maidenla 

Lispenard,  from  151  W 
Broadway,  E.  to  B'way 
Left.  Rt. 

1  2  W.  Broadway 
31    3G  Church 
71     72  Broadway. 

Little  TY.  12th,  from 
Gajsevoort,  W.  to  N.R. 

Left.  Rt. 

2  1  Gansevoort 
4    3  Ninth  av. 

38  —  Washington 
I  —  —  Tenth  av. 

—  —  Thirteenth  av. 

'Livingston   pi.,  from 
I  32"  E.  15th,  N.  to  E 
I  17th. 
>Lift.  Rt. 
,         1  E.  15th 
J    9    9  E.  16th 
[         16  E.  17th 
London  ter.,  W.  2CJ, 
)   bet.  Ninth  and  Tenth 
]  avs. 

Ludlow,  from  144  Divi- 
on,  N.  to  E.  Houston." 
Left.  Rt. 

—  1  Division 

3  4  Canal 
31     30  Hester 
57    60  Grand 

—  —  Essex  mkt.  pi. 
79    80  Broome 

103  104  Delancey 
131    132  Rivington 
159   160  Stanton 
169  194  E.  Houston. 


Ludlow  pi.,  W.  Hous 
ton,  bet.  Sullivan  and 
Macdougal, 

Macdougal,  from  219 
Spring,  N.  to  Clinton 
pi. 


Rt. 

2  Spring 

—  Vandam 

—  Charlton 
34  Prince 
-King 
70  W.  Houston 

(St.  Clement's  pi.) 
98  Bleecker 
113    —  Minettala. 
131   134  W.  3d 
141   154  W.  4th 

—  sq.  W.  Wash.  pi. 

(  Washington  sq.  W.  > 

—  sq.  Waverley  pi. 
(St.  Chment'spl.) 

181  —  Clinton  pi. 

JIadison,from  426  Pearl, 

E.  lo  Grand. 
Left.  Rt. 

I.  —Pearl 

—  2  New  Chambers 

—  6  Chestnut 
11    — Roosevelt 

13  —  New  Bowery 

37  40  James 

51  56  Oliver 

67  72  Catharine 

117  122  Market 

137  —Birmingham 

155  156  Pike 

199  200  Rutgers 

225  224  Jefferson 

255  258  Clinton 

297  290  Montgomery 

319  316  Gouverneur 

333  328  Scammel 

387  384  J  ackson 

411  414  Grand. 

Madison  av.,  from  29  E. 

23d,  N.  to  Harlem  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
v      1  E.  23d 
13     11  E.  24th 
3     21  E.  25th 
r%     37  E.  26th 
60    61  E.  27th 
78     77  E.  28th 
96     95  E.  29th 
116   117  E.  30th 
132   131  E.  31st 
"50   149  E.  32d 
168  167  E.  33d 
184   183  E.  34th 
198   197  E.  35th 
214  2:5  E.  36th 
228  229  E.  37th 
244  245  E.  3alh 
262   261  E.  39th 
277  E.  40th 
297  E.  41st 
314  315  E.  42d. 
330  331  E.  43d 
344    —  E.  44th 
350   351  E.  45th 

—  E.  46th 

—  E.  47th 
412  —  E.  48th 
430  423  E.  49th 
450   439  E.  50th 

—  E.  51st 

—  E.  52d 
510  511  E.  53d 
530  531  E.  54th 
540  547  E.  55th 
5T0  569  E.  56th 
578    —  E.  57th 

—    — E.  58th 
635  E.  59th 


634  . 

660  651  E.  eoth 


870  671  E.  61st 
683  6by  K.  62d 
-,u8  7(17  K.  63-1 
731  E.  6-lth 
7»7  E.  65th 
771  E. 


-.tii 


70th 
7l8t 

73d 


—  —  £ 

—  '—'1 

—  —  E 

—  —  E 
_  _E 

928   911  E.  74th 

—  061  E.  7:>th 

—  —  E.  76th 

—  —  E.  77th 
1008  inu9  E  78ih 

—  1029  E.  79th 

—  JOJ7  E.  Hah 

—  1071  E.  81«t 

—  —  E.  sal 

—  1103  F. 

liu  1121  i 

—  —I 


83d 
64th 
Kith 
^6th 


Runs  to  Harlem  B. 

Ufa  iflf  ■■  T*.  T  jr*- 

bet.  Fifth  and  Madison 


Market,  from  61  Divi 

eion,  8.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Division 

7  E.  Broadway 

-  Hoary 

<7  Madison 
55  Monroe 
67  Ha  rail  ton 
79  Cherry 
93  Water 
103  South 

Market  field,  from 
Whitehall,  E.to  Broad 


Montgi 

Diviti. 


U)t. 

i 

5 
15 

33 
43 
71 
79 
87 
95 


lery,  fr^m  2*1 
,  S.  to  E.  R. 


Rt. 

2  Division 

4  E.  Broadway 
1C  Henry 
34  Madison 

44  Monroo 
70  Cherry 
*)  Water 

—  Front 

—  South 


Moore,  from  30  Pearl  8. 

to  E.  R, 


Maiden  lu.,  from 
U  w.iv.  S.  E.  to  E.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Broadway 

—  18  Liberty  pi. 
27     26  Nassau 
65    62  William 

—  76  Liberty 
87  —Gold 
109   106  IVarl 
133  134  Water 
H9   1 14  Eront 
169  lo8S->uth. 
Manttin.  from  59»  Grand . 

N.  to  L.  Houston. 
Left.  Rt. 
1  2Gran<l 
3    —  Rachel  la. 
15     14  Broome 
43    42  Delancey 
63    —  Manhattan  pL 
75     76  Rivington 
105  106  Stanton 
147    —  E.  HoustoD. 
Manhattan,  from  444  E 
Houston,  N.  to  Third.  | 

Manhattan,  from  W, 
125th  n.  Ninth  av.  to 
Twelfth  av. 

Left.  Rt. 

—  —  W.  125th 

—  —  W.  126th 

—  —  Tenth  av. 

—  -  W.  127th 

—  —  W.  128th 

—  —  Eleventh  av. 
Manhattan  pi.,  from  10 

Elm,    W.    and    S.  to 
Reade. 
Manhattan  pi.,  reai 

to  71  Mangin. 
Marion,  fr'm404  Broome 

N. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Broome 
34     33  Spring 
72    71  Prince 
88  89  


Mnrtinter.,E.30th.bet 
Second  &  Third  avs. 

Mechanic  aL,  from  7 
Monroe,  S.  to  Cherry. 

M.-rrer,  from  311  Canal 
N.  to  Clinton  pi. 

Uft.  Rt. 

1  2  Canal 

—  It  Howard 
35     34  Grand 
63    64  Broome 
99   100  Spring 
HI    138  Prince 

179   170  W.  Houston 
207  210Blcecker 
245   246  W.  3d 

260  W.  4th 
273  'J~4  Washington  pi. 
—  Waverly  pi. 

(SnUonpl.) 
308  Clinton  pi. 

MilliRan  pL,  139  Sixth 
av. 

M  1  n  e  t  t  a 

Bleecker  M 
la 

Uft.  Rt. 

—  l  Bleecker 

2  —  Minettapl. 
22     19  Minetta  lane 

Minetta  la.,  from  1 
Macdougal.  W.  to  Sixth 


Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Pearl 

7  8  Water 
19  18  Front 
37     36  South 

Morris,  from  27  Broad* 

way,  W.  to  N.  R. 
UfL  RU 


2  Broadway 
C  New  Church 
—  Greenwich 
14  Washington 

26  West 


,  from  209 
to  Minetta 


1 

11 
IS 

27 

Morton,    from  270 

Bleecker,  W.  to  S.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

1  Bleecker 
29  Bedford. 
67  Hudson 
89  Greenwich 
97  Washington 
115  West 

Mott,  from   Worth,  c 
Chatham,  N.  to  Bleeck- 


av. 

Left. 
1 
5 

27 


Rt. 

2  Macdougal 
—  Minetta 
28  Sixth  av. 


Minetta  pL,  r.  2  Minetta 

Mission  pi.,  f  m  58  Park 

N.  to  Worth. 

MJtcheU  pL,  E.  49th 
bet.  First  av.  and  Beek 
man  pi. 
Monroe,  from  59  Catha 

rine  E.  to  Grand. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  Catharine 
44  Market 
72  Mechanic  al 
78  Pike 
96  Pelham 
120  Rutgers 
146  Jefferson 

Rutgers  pi. ) 
158  Clinton 
le2  Montgomery 
208  Gouverneur 
220  Scammel 
273  272  Jackson 
315  312  Corlears 
—  334  Grand 


66 


Lejt. 
I 

21 

53 

85 
119 
149 
3 

205 
241 


Rt. 

2  Chatham 

-Park 

38  Pell 

50  Bayard 

82  Canal 
114  Hester 
144  Grand 
168  Broome 
206  Spring 
240  Prince 
292  E.  Honston 
o22  Bleecker 


75- 


321 

Mott's   la.,  from 
Eleventh  av.,  W. 

Mt.  Morris  av.,  from 

W.  120th,  bet.  Fifth  and 
Sixth  avs.,  2f.  to  W. 
124th.  — 

—  -    W.  120th 

—  t    W.  121st 

—  o  jW.  122d 

—  w.  123d 

—  «J    W.  124th 
2 

Mu  Morris  pL,  124th, 
bet.  5th  &  6th  avs. 

Mulberry,  fm  156  Chat- 
ham, N.  to  Bleecker. 
Left.  Rt. 
1     2  Chatham 

11      8  Worth 

29    28  Park 

71    68  Bayard 

91  88  Canal 
127  128  Hester 
149  l&H  Grand 


177  178  Broome 

213  212  Spring 

255  254  Prince 
271    —  Jersey 

293  292  E.  Houston 

309  308Bleecker 

Murray,  fm  247  Broad- 
way, W.  to  N.  R. 
Left-  Rt. 
2      1  Broadway 
21    29  Church 
62    61  College  p!. 
84    87  Greenwich 
94    95  Washington 
112  111  West 

Nassau,  from  20  Wall 

N.  to  Chatham. 
Left.  Et. 

1  -  Wall 
11  —Pine 

25  26  Cedar 
39     38  Liberty 

55    54  Maiden  la. 

69  TO  John 

91    90  Fulton 

105  102  Ann 

135  136  Beekman 

151  152  Spruce 

—  170  Frankfort 

Neilson  pi.,  Mercer  st., 
bet.  Waverley  pi.  and 
Clinton  pi. 

New,  from  7  Wall,  S.  to 

to  Beaver. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  1  Wall 

28    27  Exchange  pi. 
66    65  Beaver 

New  av.,  from  W.  100th, 
bet.  Eighth  and  Ninth 
avs.,  ff.  to  W.  110th. 

New  Bowery,  from  396 
Pearl.  N".  to  Chatham. 

Left.  Rt. 
2    —  Pearl 

—  1  Oat 

—  3  Chestnut 

10  9  New  Chambers 

26  17  Roosevelt 
30  25  Madison 
52  41  James 

08    63  Oliver 

New  Chambers,  from 
67  Chatham,  E.  to 
Cherry. 

Left.  R. 
1     2  Chatham 

—  6  Duane 
13    12  William 

—  36  Rose 

—  Pearl 

—  Madison 

—  Chestnut 
52  New  Bowery 

—  Roosevelt 
60  Oak 
70  Batavia 
02  Cherry 

—  James 


35 


83 

New  Church,  from  182 

Fulton,  b.  to  Morris, 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Fulton 
9    10  Dey 
27    28  Cortlandt 
36    36  Liberty 
43    44  Cedar 


51  50  Thames 

—  82  Rector 
97  —  Exchange 

—  110  Edgar 

—  124  Greenwich 
127  —  Morris 

Ninth  a  v.,  from  Ganse- 
oort,  N.  to  Harlem  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

I  2  Gansevoort 
7     4  Little  W.  12th 

27  18  W.  13th 

43  —  W.  14th 

—  32  Hudson 

67     66  W.  15th 

87     86  W.  16th 

103  102  W.  17th 

125  122  W.  18th 

145  144  W.  19th 

169  162  W.  20th 

—  172  W.  21st 
193  196  W.  22d 

—  206  W.  ?*H 
225  226  W.  2,c- 
245  244  W.  25th 
269  268  W.  26th 
291  288  W.  27th 
311  306  W.  28th 
331  330  W.  29th 
3.31  350  W.  30th 
369  370  W.  31st 
389  388  W.  32d 
409  398  W.  33d 
423  —  W.  34th 
447  449  W.  35th 
467  464  W.  36th 
483  482  W.  37th 
d05  500  W  ,38th 
521  522  W  39th 
539  542  W.  40th 
559  558  W.  41st 
531  580  W.  42d 
601  600  W.  43d 
621  620  W.  44th 

II  638  W.  45th 
663  653  W.  46th 
681  678  W.  47th 
699  698  W.  48th 
719  720  W.  49th 
739  740  W.  50th 
755  756  W.  51st 

7  778  W.52d 

795  798  W.  53d 

315  814  W.  54th 

839  840  W.  55th 

861  860  W.  56th 
377    —  W.  57th 

—  894  W.  58th 

—  —  W.  59th 

—  940  W.  60th 

—  953  W.  61st 

—  976  W.  62d 

—  —  W.  63d 

Norfolk,  from  ISO  Divi. 

sion.  N.  to  E.  Houston 
Left.  R. 

1  2  Division 

13    14  Hester 

41     38  Grand 

59    58  Broome 

83    82  Delancey 

115  116  Rivington 

135  134  Stanton 

163  162  E.  Houston. 

North  Moore,  from  122 
W.  Broadway,  W.  to 
N.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 

2  1  W.  Broadway 


14  15  Tarick 

44  47  Hudson 

72  73  Greenwich 

83  85  Washington 
110  109  West 

North  William,  from 
16  Frankfort,  N.  tc 
Chatham. 

Left.  Rt. 

1  —  Frankfort 

—  2  William 

31  30  Chatham 

Oak,  from  392  Pearl,  E. 

to  Catharine. 
Lejt.  Rt. 

—  1  Pearl 

6    —  New  Bowery 

8  —  Chestnut 

16    —  New  Chambers 

—  17  Roosevelt 
38    39  James 

48    49  Oliver 
60    59  Catharine 

Old  si.,  from  106  Pearl 

S.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
6     7  Pearl 
12    15  Water 
26     27  Front 

38  33  South 

Oliver,   from  63  New 

Bowery,  S.  to  E.  R. 
Lejt.  Rt. 

2  7  New  Bowery 
14    —  Henry 

32  33  Madison 
53     55  Oak 

84  83  Cherry 

92  93  Water 
104   103  South 

Orchard,  from  124  Divi 
sion,  N.  to.  E.  Houston 

Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Division 

9  6  Canal 

39  33  Hester 
65  66  Grand 
89    88  Broome 

115  114  Delancey 
145  142  Rivington 
171  170  Stanton 
201  202  E.  Houston 

Pacific  pi.,  r.133  W.  29th 

Park,  from  36  Centre,  E. 

to  Mott. 
Left.  Rt. 
30    27  Centre 
42    43  Pearl 
58    —  Mission  fcv, 
84    63  Baxter 

—  —  Worth 

93  99  Mulberry 
112  111  Mott 

Park  av.,  Fousrti  av., 
from  E.  34th  ta  S.  42d. 
Left,  Rt. 

—  2  E.  34th 

—  18  E.  35th 
36  37  E.  36th 
48  47  E.  37th 
60  65E.38lh 
78  79  E.  39th 
98  99  E.  40th 

116  115  E.  41st 
136   135  E.  42d 


Park    pi.,     tmm    237  Left.  Rt. 


Broadway,  W.  to  N, 
Lrjt.  Rt. 
2      1  Broadway 

28    27  Church 
68     67  College  pi 
78     ',1  Greenwich 
90    PI  Washington 
lOtf     107  West 

Pnrk  row.  from  1  Aun. 

J  .  to  Spruce. 
UfU  Rt. 
jd      1  Ann 
5    3i  Beekmaa 
£    41  .spruce 

Patchlnpl.,  Ill  > 

Penrl,  ttoa  n  state,  E. 

and  N.  to  Broadway. 


1  Greenwich  av. 

<  Ashland  pi  ) 
V,  Waverly  pi. 
49  W.  4th 


119  Wash 
170  W.  st 


Left.  Rt. 

1      2  State 
23     21  Whitehall 

—  30  Moore 
53    52-  Broad 

—  OSCotMltie^  gl. 

73  —  Cocntiesal. 

105  —  Hanover  »q. 

—  IOC  Old  iL 
107  —  William 
121  —  HanoTtr 
141  —  Bearer 
119  152  Wam 
169  lo8  Pm 
181  —  Cedar 
197  19*  Maiden  la. 

—  208  Fletcher 
221  —  Piatt 

—  234  Buriingsl. 
235  —John 

2C3  26C  Fulton 

283  234  Beekm  an 

300  —  Ferry 

—  312  Peck  si. 

—  3t0l>over 

—  Sid  Franklin  sq. 
351  —  Frankfort 
3C7  '—Hague 

—  392  Oak 

—  393  New  Bowery 
309  —  Vandewattr 

—  412  New  Chambers 
421  —  Rose 

—  426  Madison. 
447  —William 
463  4C4  Chatham 

—  474  Donovan's  la. 
485  —City  Hall  pi. 
505  502  Park 

511  512  Centre 

533  53G  Flm 

655  551  Broadway 

Peck  si.,  from  312  Pearl, 

E.  to  South. 
Left.  Rt. 
1  2  Pearl 
19  16  Water 
33  23  Front 
45  41  South 
Pelham,  from  96  Monroe 

E.  to  Cherry. 
Pell,  from  18  Bowery,  W 

to  Mott. 
Left.  Rt. 
1      2  Bowery 
17    —  Doyers 
33     3i  Mott 

Perry,  from  55  Green 
wicLVv.,  W.  to  N.  R. 


Pike,  from  107  Division 

S.  to  K.  U. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  Division 
C  !•'..  Uroadway 
24  Benry 
40  Madison 
56  Monroe 
76  Cherry 
7H  Water 
90  S  ,uth 


Readc,  from  22  Duan* 

W.  to  N.  R. 
Ujt.  Rt. 

—  — Duane 

—  —City  Hall  pi. 

—  —  Centre 

—  It  Elm 

—  34  Manhattan  pl. 
41  «Bro*Aj«y 

KB     82  Church 
:  i  112  W.  Broadway 
•a  126  Hud* 
161 
173 
197 


Pine,  fro  in  106  Broad  way 
E.  t  i  E.  14. 

Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Broadway 
14  .13  Nassau 
46    45  William 
78     79  Pearl 
b4     85  Water 
92    PI  Front 
100    99  South 

Pitt,  fr<>m  B79  Division 

N.  to  E.  Houston. 
Left.  lit. 


\~\  Wa->hmgt 
Ul  West 


llrrlor,  f  oi  l  73  Broad* 

■ray,  W.  to  X.  U. 
teft.  Rt. 

6    —New  Church 
11  12«;reenw.ch 
22     2 1  Wa-hingtou 
38    35  West 

If  enwirk.  Cm  50:i  Canal 
N .  to  Spring. 

Ilidice,  from  2 M  Divl- 
,!  in.  v.  t ,  E.  Houst.ju. 


Division 
2  Grand 
18  Broome 
■',•3  Dclancey 
80  Rlvington 
112  SUn  ton 
142  E.  Houston 


I.'Jt 
I 

5 

27 
45 

a  ■ 

05 
31 


Ri. 
2  Division 
G Grand 


l"t  St 

130  E. 


11  >ustoo 


Piatt,  from  221  Pearl,  W 

to  \S  illiam. 
Lrft.  Rt. 

2      1  Pearl 

20    23  Cold 
38    41  William 

Princ  e,  from  230  Bowery 
W.  to  Macdougal. 

Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Bowery 
15  Elizabeth 
33  Mott 

—  Mulberry 

—  Marion 
C7  Crosby 
7J  IJr^auway 
91  Mercer 

107  Greene 
123  Wooster 
145  S.  5th  av. 
165  Thompson 
135  Sullivan 
2C5  Macdougal 


It  i  r  in  fit  I O  n ,  from  211 

Dowry,  i..  to  K.  K. 
Ult.  Rt. 
2      1  B>wery 

18     17  Chrystie 

34    35  Forsyth 

52     49  Eld  ridge 

68     67  Allen 

84     63  Orchard 

98  97  Ludl  jw 
lit  115  E-s.-x 
130  12U  Norfolk 
no  145  Suffolk 
162  161  Clinton 
178  17.4  Attorney 
198  19 J  RWge 

214   215  Pitt 
234  231  Willett 
2.50  251  S. her. ft 
267  Columbia 
2--0  Cannon 
i06  305  Lewis 
320  321  Gocrck 


136 


337  Mangin 
355  Toinpkins 
37lEa?t 


Prospect  pi.,  from  E 
40:h,  bet.  Second  an 
First  avs.,  N.  to  E.  43d. 
Left.  EL 
2  1  E.  40th 
14  19E.4lst 
—  —  E.42d 
63    67  E.  43d 

Rachel  la.  ,  from  4 
Goerck,  E.  to  Mangin 


Roosevelt,    from  147 
Chatham,  S.  to  L.  R. 

Left.  Rt. 
2     1  Chatham 

—  37  Madison 

33    —  New  Bowery 
G2    59  New  Chambers 
70    71  I  'ak 
78    —  Batavia 
100  101  Cherry 
114  ilTAVater 

—  131  Front 
130  137  South 

Rose,  from  3t  Frankfort 

N.  E.  to  Pearl. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Frankfort 


40    —  Duane 
62    67  Pearl 

Roslyn  pi.,  Greene  st.. 
bet.  Amity  and  W.  4th. 

Rutgers,  from  26  Canal, 

S.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

—      2  Canal 
3      4  E.  Broadway 

13    —  Henry 

31    34  Madison 

45     50  Monroe 

59    62  Cherry 

69    68  Water 

81    82  South 

Rutgers  pi.,  Monroe 
street,  from  Jefferson 
to  Clinton. 

Rutherford  pi.,  from 
224  E.  17th,  S.  to  E.  15th. 

Left.  Rt. 
.     1  E.  17th 
c    8  E.  16th 
m   —  E.  15th 

St.  Bridget's  pi.,  r. 

185  7th. 

St.  Clement's  pi., 

Macdougal  st.,from  W. 
Houston  to  Bleecker, 
and  from  Waverly  pi 
to  Clinton  pi. 

St.  John's  la.,  from  ! 
Beach,  N.  to  L'aight. 

St.  Luke's  pi.,  Leroy 
street,  from  63  to  99. 

St.  Mark's  pi.,  Eighth 
st.,  from  17  Third  av.,E 
to  Av.  A 

L>ft.  Rt. 

1  2  Third  av. 

37  36  Second  av. 
83    £2  First  av. 
127   132  Av.  A 

St.  Nicholas  av.,  from 
W.  110th  and  Sixth  av. 
to  W.  I45th  and  Ninth 
av.,  thence  to  W.  155th 
and  King's  bridge  road. 

Sc annuel,  from  299  E. 

Broadway,  S.  to  Water. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  IE.  Broadway 
8      7  Henry 

22  23  Madison 

38  35  Monroe 
50  51  Cherry 
58  59  Water 

Second,  fin  223  Bowery, 

E.  to  Av.  D. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Bowery 

36    35  Second  av. 

86    87  First  av. 
148  145  Av.  A. 
202  203  Av.  B 
258  257  Av.  C 

—  297  Sheriff 
314  mkt.  Av.  D 

Second  av.,  from  118  E. 
Houston,  N.  to  Har- 
lem R. 

Left.  Rt. 

1    2  E.  Houston 
17  16  First 


37  34  Second 

49  52  Third 

67   70  E.  4'.h 

85  86  Fifth 
101  102  Sixth 
117  llti  Seventh 
127  130  St.  Mark's  pi. 
143  144  E.  9th 
157  158  E.  10th 

—  —  Stuyvesant 

—  172  E.  11th 
189  190  E.  12th 
207  214  E.  13th 
225  228  E.  14th 

—  236  E.  15th 

( Stuyvesant  sq. 

—  —  E.  17tb 

—  308  E.  18th 
327  326  E.  19th 
343  342  E.  20th 
361  360  E.  21st 
379  380  E.  22d 
397  398  E.  23d 
415  416  E.  24th 
437  438  E.  25th 
459  458  E.  26th 
479  476  E.  27th 
495  493  E.  28th 
519  514  E.  29th 
541  540  E.  30th 
561  562  E.  31st 
531  578  E  32d 
599  598  E.  33d 
621  620  E.  34th 
641  638  E.  35th 
659  660  E.  36th 
681  682  E.  37th 
705  700  E.  38th 
727  *24  E.  39th 
745  746  E.  40th 
765  766  E.  41st 
781  782  E.  42d 
801  804  E.  43d 
825  82<>  E.  44th 
839  844  E.  45th 
857  858  E.  46th 
877  676  E.  47th 
899  900  E.  48th 
915  920  E.  49th 
941  934  E.  50th 
961  962  E.  51st 

982  E.  52d 
1001  1002  E.  53d 
1027  1020  E.  54th 
1043  1042  E.  55th 
1061  1062  E.  56th 
1077  1082  E.  57th 
1101  1102  E.  58th 
1121  1116  E.  59th 
1141  1138  E.  60th 
1159  1158  E.  61st 
1175  1173  E.  62d 
1199  1196  E.  63d 
■  1222  E.  64th 
1239  1238  E.  65th 

—  1258  E.  66th 

—  —  E.  67th 
*       *  * 

1397     —  E.  73d 
1417  1418  E.  74th 
1439  1438  K.  75th 
1461     —  E.  76th 
1477  1478  E.  77th 
1491  1496  E.  78th 
1519  1520  E.  79th 
1537  1536  E.  80th 
1559  1560  E.  81st 
1579  1576  E.  82d 
1599  1600  E.  83d 
1617  1616  E.  84th 
1639  163S  E.  85th 
1653  1656  E.  86tb 


2017  — 
2043  — 
2069  20o8 
2079  2078 
2099  2098 
2119  2115 
2139  2133 
2155  2160 
2 J  75  2176 
2199  2198 
J217  2218 
2237  2238 
2259  2253 
2279  2230 
2297  2298 
2317  2316 
2337  2335 
2359  2353 
2379  2378 
i399  2393 

—  2418 

—  2438 
12159  — 

2499  2493 


E.  103d 
E.  104th 
E.  105th 
E.  106th 
E.  107th 
E.  108th 
E.  109th 
E,  110th 
E.  111th 
E.  112th 
E.  113th 
E.  114th 
E.  115th 
E.  116th 
E. 117th 
E.  118th 
E.  119th 
E.  120th 
E.  121st 
E.  122d 
E  123d 
E.  124  th 
E.  12  m  h 
E.  126lh 
E.  127th 
E.  123th 
E.  129th 
Harlem  R. 


Seventh,  from  Fourth 

v.,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Rt. 

1  —  Fourth  av 
5    —  Third  CT. 

—  mkt.  Hall  pi. 
43    36  Second  av. 
87    86  First  av. 
133  130  Av.  A 

sq.  198  Av.  B 

185    —  St  Bridget's  pi. 

229  228  Av.  C 

285  282  Av.  D 

305  300  Lewis 

Seventh  av.,  from  74 
Greenwich  av.,  N.  to 
W.  59th,  and  from  W 
110th  N.  to  Harlem  R. 

Left.  Rt. 

2  —Greenwich  av. 

—  1W.  11th 

18  19  W.  12th 

40  39  W.  13th 

60  53  W.  14th 

76  77  W.  15th 

93  97  W.  16th 

116  117  W.  17th 

132  133  W.  18th 

148  151  W.  19th 

166  169  W.  20th 

184  187  W.  21st 

|206  207  W.  22d 

220  219  W.  23d 

240  243  W.  24th 

260  261  W.  25th 

278  281  W.  26th 

298  299  W.  27th 

320  315  W.  28th 

340  335  W.  29th 

360  357  W.  30th 

378  377  W.  31st 

398  399  W.  32d 

416  417  W.  33d 

440  439  W.  34th 

460  461  W.  35th 

480  479  W.  36th 

500  499  W.  37th 

510  519  W.  38th 

530  635  W.  39th 

558  559  W.  40th 

[574  579  W.  *l*t 


606  599  W.  42d 
616  619  W.  43d 

.  W.44tb 
W.45th 

I  *  W.  46th 
W.47th 
730  719  W.  48th 
738  17  W.  49th. 
760  7..9  W.  f«h 
780  -W.5l8t 
80u  799W.52d 
818  H9W.  '.OA 
338  839  W.  54th 
866  861  W.  .'Ath 
878  879  W.  .r«th 
898  8'»  W.  .'.7th 
918  921  W.  68th 
940   941  W.  59th 

Runs  to  Harlem  R. 

Sheriff,  from  502  Grand 

N.  t<>  Second. 
LefU  L'U 
1      2  0  rand 

19    20  Broome 

43    41  Oelaocey 

71  70Rivington* 

99  100  Bunion 
127   124  £.  Houston 
131  mkt.  Second. 

Sixth,  from  395  Bowery 

E.  to  E.  K. 
Left.  RL 
mkt 


W.  33d 

W.  34th 
W.  36t)t 

-7)9  612  W.  36th 

631  6.-J2  W.  37th 

551  654  W.  38th 

577  67TW.  39th 

697  C96  W.  40th 

717  sq.  W. 

735  »q  W 


41ft 

.  42d 
754  W.  43d 


77H  W\ 

-m  w. 


44th 
45th 


812  W.  46th 
8»  W.  47th 


49th 
49tb 


818  W 
866  W.  _ 
885  886  W.  50th 
900  W.  61flt 
.„  918  W.  52d 
947  9J6  W.  63d 
963  966  W.  54th 
989  988  W.  65th 
1005  1004  W.  66th 
1027  —  W.  57th 
1045  —  W.  58th 
19b9  lOH  W.  5»th 

Buns  to  Harlem  R. 


2  Bearer 
—  an  alley 
38  B  road 


2u0  Bowery 

—  -Hall  pi. 
239  2i2  Second  aT. 
347  344  First  aT. 
445  440  At.  A 
645  516  At.  B 
843  654  At.  C 
753  754  At.  D 
815  b22  Lewis. 

Sixth  av.,  from  Carmine 
N.  to  W.  59th,andfron- 
W  .110th  N. to  Harlem  1 

LefU  RU 
1    —  Carmine 

—  2Minettala. 

—  16W.3d 
39    36  W.  4th 

57  56  W.  Wash.  pi. 

75  74Waverley  pi. 

—  94  Eighth  t 
106  —  Greenwich  av 

—  112  W.  9th 
131  130  W.  10th 
139    —  Milliganpl. 
149  116  W.  11th 
169  168  W.  12th 

187  VJ&  W.  13th 
207  208  W.  14th 
227  228  W.  15th 


South,  from  66  Whitehall 

E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  RL 

1  Whitehall 

7  Moor* 
14  Broad 
23  Coenliessl 


Spencer  pi.,  W.  4th,  bet. 
Christopher  &  W.  10th. 

Spring.f  rom  188  Bowery, 

V.  to  K.  It. 
Left.  RL 
2      1  Bowery 
12     11  Elizabeth 
20    27  MoU 
46    45  Mulberry 
G2    61  Marion 
64    —  Elm 
78    r7  Ore*  by 
86    H9  Broadway 
10i>4  101  Mercy 
i  121  Greene 
142  141  Wooster 
162  157  8.  5th  ar. 

177  Thompson 
200   197  Sullivan 

219  Macdougal 
226    —  Clarke 
256  259  Varick 
92  291  Hudson 
306    —  Ren  wick 
318  317  Greenwich 
334  333  Washington 


39 
48 

62 
58 
68 
70 

75 

77  C 
87  I 
93  - 

mktK 

118  *» 

160  3 

175  H 

187 

194 

202 

221 

240 

260 

270 

286 

362 

371 

386 


218  W.  16th 
266  W.  17th 
286  W.  18th 


Cuvler's  al. 
Old  si 

Gourerneur  la. 
Jones'  la. 
Wall 
Pine 

I^peyster 
Maiden  la. 

Fletcher 
Burling  si. 
Fulton 
Bee  k  man 
Peck  si. 
DoTer 
Roosevelt 
James  si. 
Olirer 

Catharine  si. 

Market 

Pike 

Rutgers 

Jefferson 

Clinton 

Montgomery 

Gouverneur  si. 

Jackson 

Corlears 


303  293  W.  19th. 

319  —  W.  20th 

337  338  W.  21st 

355  356W.22d 

373  374  W.  23d 

389  392  W.  24th 

409  412  W.  25th 

427  428  W.  26th 

447  444  W.  27th 

461  462  W.  28th 

477  476  W.  29th 

495  498  W.  30th 

619  518  W.  3l8t 

633  536  W.  32d 


S.  5th  av.,  from 
4th,  S.  to  Canal. 
Left  RU  it_ 
1    —  W.  4th 
-     2  W.  3d 
—  Bleecker. 
70  W.  Houston. 
110  Prince 
140  Spring 
176  Broome 
212  Grand 
242  Canal 


ro  W 


43 
67 
100 

143 

179 
207 
247 


S.  William,  from  7  Wil- 
liam, W.  to  Broad. 

Left  Et. 
I    —  William 


mkt.  353  West 

Sprace,  from  41  Part 

row,  D.  E.  to  Gold. 
Left.  RL 
—    —  park  row 

1  2  Nassau 
21    24  William 
41    42  Gold 

Stanton,  from  245  Bo* 

ery,  E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  RU 

2  1  Bowery 

26    23  Chrystie 
40    39  Forsyth 
58    59  Eldridge 
72    73  Allen 
88    89  Orchard 
104  103  Ludlow 
118  115  Essex 
136  133  Norfolk 
150   151  Suffolk 
166  167  Clinton 
186  187  Attorney 
200  201  Ridge 
220  221  Pitt 

239  Willett 
256  255  Sheriff 
270  271  Columbia 
284  2«5  Cannon 
302  297  Lewis 
320  319Goerck 
340  339Mangin 
351  Tompkins 

Staple,  from  169  Duana 

X.  to  Harrison 
LefU  RL 

2  1  Duane 
8  —Jay 
8  —Harrison 

State,  from  48  Whitehal 

to  Broadway. 
LefU  RU 

•     l  Whitehall 
%    14  Pearl 

3  15  Bridge 
<2    30  Bowling  gr. 


Stone,  trom  13  White- 
hall, E.  to  William. 

Left.  Bt. 
1     2  Whitehall 

21    20  Broad 

40  Coentiea  al. 

61    —  an  alley 

C5    64  William 

Striker's  la.,  743  Elev- 
enth av.,  \\  • 


Stuyvesant,    from  29 
Third,  E.  to  Second  av. 
Left.  BU 

—  2  Third  av. 
13    14  E,  9th 

35    46  E.  10th 

—  —  Second  av. 

Suffolk,  from  202  Divi- 
sion, N.  to  E.  Houston. 
Left.  Bt. 

1  2  Division 
5     6  Hester 

37  32  Grand 

61  62  Broome 

85  92  Delancey 

—  102  Clinton  al. 
117  l22Rivington 
149  158  Stanton 
117  188  E.  Houston 

Sullivan,  from  415  Ca- 
nal, N.  to  W,  3d 
Left.  Bt. 

2  1  Canal 
20  21  Grand 
44    —  Watts 

56  55  Broome 
92    93  Spring 

330  129  Prince 

J64   165  W.  Houston 

(Varickpl.) 
204  205Bleecker 
236  239  W.  3d 

Sylvan  pi.,  N.  from  E. 

120th  to  E.  121st,  bet. 
Lexington  &  Third  avs 

Temple,  from  88  Lib- 
erty, S.  to  Thames. 

Tenth  av.,from  542West. 

N.  to  Harlem  R. 
Left  EL 
I      2  West 
7    —  Bloomfield 
19    18  Little  W.  12th 
35    32  W.  13th 

57  66  W.  14th 
79  ?6  W.  15th 
95  92  W.  16th 
111  112  W.  17th 

—  128  W.  18th 

—  144  W.  19th 
167  164  W.  20th 
181  —  W.  21st 
199  19B  W.  22d 
219  220  W.  23d 
235  240  W.  24th 
255  258  W.  25th 
273  276  W.  26th 
295  292  W.  27th 
311  312  W.  28th 
327  328  W.  29th 
343    —  W.  30th 

—  366  W.  31st 
377  384  W.  32d 
411  402  W.  33d 
427  424  W.  34th 
449  446  W.  35th 


467  464  W.  36th 

483  —  W.  37th 

499  498  W.  38th 

519  516  W.  39th 

533  534  W.  40th 

555  554  W.  41St 

573  574  W.  42d 

591  594  W.  43d 

607  612  W.  44th 

631  634  W.  45th 

651  652  W.  46th 
667 


W.  47th 
W.  48th 
710  W.  49th 
735  732  W.  60th 
751  748  W.  51st 
764  W.  52d 
787  780  W.  53d 
813  810  W.  54th 
W.  55th 
849  850  W.  56th 
863    —  W.  57th 

—  W.  58th 

—  W.  59th 
921  —  W.  60th 
941     —  W.  61st 

Runs  to  Harlem  R. 

Thames,  from  111 
B'way.W.  to  Gr'nwich 

Left.  Bt. 
2     1  Broadway 

—  3  Temple 

—  11  New  Church 
28    29  Greenwich 

Theatre  al.,  from  19 
Ann,  N.  to  Beekman. 

Third,  from  345  Bow- 
ery, E.  to  E.  R. 
Left  Bt. 
1 .    2  Bowery 

33"    38  Second  av. 

99    88  First  av. 
143  142  Av.  A 
199  200  Av.  B 
259  260  Av.  C 
329  326  Av.  D 

—  356  Manhattan 
373  370  Lewis 

—  394Goerck 

—  -  E.  R. 

Third  av.,  continuation 
of  and  from  395  Bow- 
ery, N.  to  Harlem  R. 

Left.  Bt. 

—  mkt.  Sixth 
2     1  Seventh 

—  —  Astor  pi. 

—  19  St.  Mark's  pi. 

—  29  Stuyvesant 
28    —  E.  9th 

46  45  E.  10th 
64  63  E.  11th 
84  83  E.  12th 
104  103  E.  13th 
124  123  E.  14th 
142  145  E.  15th 
162  165  E.  16th 
184  185  E.  17th 
202  203  E.  18th 
222  223  E.  19th 
240  243  E.  20th 
258  261  E.  21st 
280  281  E.  22d 
300  299  E.  23d 
318  319  E.  24th 
338  337  E.  25th 
354  355  E.  26th 
372  373  E.  27th 
391  E.  28th 


1208 
1228 
1248 
1268 
1283 
1304 
1328 
1350 
1372 
1386 
1406 
1426 
1444 
1466 
1488 
1503 
1526 
1546 
1566 
1582 


1642 


411  E.  29th 
429  E.  30th 
449  E.  31st 
467  E.  32d 
437  E.  33d 
505  E.  34th 
523  E.  35th 
541  E.  36th 
557  E.  37th 
577  E.  38th 
597  E.  39th 
617  E.  40th 
635  E.  41st 
657  E.  42d 
679  E.  43d 
701  E.  44th 
721  E.  45th 
739  E.  46th 
755  E.  47th 
773  E.  48th 
793  E.  49th 
813  E.  50th 
835  E.  51st 
857  E.  52d 
875  E.  53d 
895  E.  54th 
913  E.  55th 
933  E.  56th 
951  E.  57th 
969  E.  58th 
989  E.  59th 
1009  E.  60th 
1029  E.  61st 
1017  E.  62d 
1069  E.  63d 
1089  H.  64th 
1109  E.  65th 
1129  E.  66tn 
—  E.  67th 


—  E. 
1211  E. 
1239  E. 
1247  E. 
12C3  E. 
1289  E. 
1309  E. 
1329  E. 
1349  E. 
1373  E. 
1389  E. 
1409  E. 
1433  E. 
1451  E. 
1469  E. 
1485  E. 
150.5  E. 
1525  E. 
1547  E. 
1565  E. 
1583  E. 
1603  E. 
1627  E. 
1643  E. 

—  E. 

—  E. 

—  E. 
1723  E. 

—  E. 

—  E. 

—  E. 
-E, 

—  E. 

—  E. 

—  E. 

—  E 
189-?  E. 
1923  E. 
1943  E. 
'965  E. 
1981  E. 
2003  E. 


69th 

70th 

71st 

72d 

73d 

74th 

75th 

76th 

77th 

78th 

7<)th 

80th 

8l8t 

82d 

83d 

84th 

85th 

86th 

87th 

88th 

89th 

poth 

91st 


94th 

95th 

96th 

97th 

98th 

99th 

100th 

101st 

103d 

103d 

104th 

106th 

106th 

107th 

108th 

109th 

110th 


72 
■ 

Vandnm,  from  13  Mac 
dougal,   W.  to  Green 
wich. 
LefL  EL 
2      1  Macdougal 
41    45  Varick 
74     77  Hudson 
00   101  Greenwich 

Vandcrbilt  at. ,  from  27 
E.  42d  to  E.  45th. 

/>•/<.  EL 
2  -  K.  42d 
10  *  E.  43d 
-"g  E.44th 
—  r  E.  45th 

Vandewnter.   from  .*5* 
Frankfort.  K.  to  l'earl. 

Vnrick,  from  130  Frank 
lin,  N.  to  Carmine. 

LefL  EL 


Tfm  2023  R.  111th  I  8    —  an  alley 

3042  2041  K.  ]  12th  8      9 Clinton  pi. 

2062    —  E.  113th  24     19  E.  9th 

3082     -  K.  lHth  28    29  K.  10th 

HOB    —f,  113th  42     45  W.  11th 

3124  2123  E.  llbth  —     63  L'nlon  ct. 

3142  2141  E.  117th  66    69  E.  12th 

21G0  2i61  E.  118th  72    73  K.  13th 

2180  2181  E.  119th  82     79  E.  ltth 

2128  2199  E.  )2Uth 

2218  2217  E.  121flt 

2240  2211  E.  122d 

22b0  2201  E.  123d 

2280  2281  E.  121th 

Z298  3W  E.  126th 

2320  2319  E.  12»ith 

2312  3330  E.  127th 

ZB2  235)  E,  128th 

2380  23T5  E.  129th 

rSH  2J99  E.  130th 

—  —  Harlem  R. 

Thirteenth  av.,  from 

foot  W.  11th,  N.  W.  to 

foot  W.  25th. 
ThoniiiM,  from  Broad 

way,  VV.  to  Hudson. 
LefL  EL 

2      1  Broadway 

28    —  Trimble  pi. 

40    41  Church 

74     73  W.  Broadway 

98    97  Hudson 
Thompson,    from  39., 

Canal.  K.  to  W.  4th 
I*fl  EL 

I  2  Canal 
19    20  Grand 
49    48  Broome 
81     82  Spring 

—  118  Prince 

—  100  W.  Houston 

{Depau  pi.) 
205  201  Bleecker 
215  244  W.  3d  187 
219  250  W.  4th  205 
Tompkins,  from 

Grand,  N.  to  E.  R. 
LefL  lit 

1      2  Grand 

II  12  Broome 
29    28  Belancey 
56    6G  Rivington 
89    —  Stanton 

Tompkins  mkt.,  Third 
av.  c.  Sixth. 

Trimble  pi.,  from  115 
Duane,  N.  to  Thomas 

Tryon  row,  from  1  Cen- 
tre, E.  to  36  Chatham. 

Union  cU,  rear  53  Uni 
versity  pi. 

Union  sc.,  from  159  to 
232,  233  Fourth  av.,  & 
f'm  851  to  855  B'way. 
Left.  EL 
1     2  E. 14th 
15     18  E.  15th 
34  E.  16th 
48'E.  Pth 
62  E.  18th 
76  E.  19th 


2  Franklin 
12  North  Moore 
24  Beach 
68  Laight 
70  Canal 

—  Veitry 
78  Grand 
92  Watts 
108  Broome 
122  Dominick 
136  Spring 
161  Vandam 
172  Charlton 
188  Kin* 
201  W.  Houston 
208  Downing 

—  Clarkson 
230  Carmine 


126    —  Canal 

Wall,  from  «  Broad. 

./ay.  E.  to  E.  R. 
LefL  EL 
2      1  Broadway 

—  7  New 
20    —  Nassau 

—  21  Broad 
46     61  William 

—  67  Hanover 
76     75  l'earl 
*8    89  Water 
104   103  Front 
120   119  South 

Warren,  fm  260  Broad- 
way. W.  to  N.  B. 
Left  EL 

1  2  Broadway 
33    32  Church 
61    02  College  pi. 
93    96  Greenwich 
—  100*$  Bishop's  la. 
107   106  Washington 
127   128  West 

Washington,  from  • 
Battery  pi.,  N.  to  Little 
Twelfth. 

Left.  EL 

2  1  Battery  pi. 
39  Morris 
97  Rector 

121  Carlisle 
131  Albany 
115  Cedar 
153  Liberty  • 
169  Cortlandt 


.  179  Dey 
194    191  Fult._ 
tnkt.205  Vesey 


Varick  pL,  Sullivan  st., 
L,  W. 


bet.,  W.  Houston  and 
Bleecker. 


Vesey,  from  Broadway, 


(opp.222),  W.  to  N.  R. 


Lr 


29 


29 
41 
(3 
73 

University  pi.,  from  29 

Waverley  pL,  N.  to  E 
14th.' 
Left.  EL 
2     l  Waverley  pi. 


EL 

2  Broadway 
30  Church 
fi9    70  Greenwich 
83    86  Washington 
mkt.110  West 
Vestry,  from  42*  Canal, 

W .  to  N.  R. 
Left.  EL 
—     2  Canal 

1  —  Varick 
25     26  Hudson 
47    50  Greenwich 
57    56  Washington 
71    72  West 

Walker,  from  135  W. 

Broadway,  E.  to  Canal. 
Left.  Rt.     '  ; 

2  1  W.  Broadway 
30    29  Church 
68    69  Broadway 
76    77  Cortlandt  al. 
94    93  Elm 

108  109  Centre 
—  ]2o  Baxter 


222  221  Barclay 
240  239  Park  pi. 
259  2r>5  Murray 
271  Warren 
285  Chambers 
299  Reads 
305  Duana 
319  Jay 
333  Harrison 
347  Franklin 
363  North  Moore 
373  377  Beach 
393  Hubert 
411  Laight 
423  Vestry 
439  Desbrosses 
453  Watts 
—  Hoboken 
475  Canal 


mkt.495  Sprin 


533  Charlton 
647  King 
565  W.  Houston 
583  Clarkson 
597  Leroy 
615  Morton 
631  Barrow 
647  Christopher 
665  W.  10th 
683  Charles 

—  Charles  la. 
701  Perry 

719  W.  11th 
731  Bank 
753  Bethune 
765  W.  12th 
781  Jane 
797  Horatio 
815  Gansevoort 

—  Little  W.  12th 


Washington  pi.,  from 
713    Broadway,  W.  to 
"Wooster. 
Left.  EL 
2    1  Broadway 
6    5  Mercer 
16  21  Greene 
23  33  Wooster 

Washington    sq. E., 

from  43  W.  4th,  N.  to 

Waverley  pi. 
Left.  Jit. 

.      77  W.  4th 
o"     81  Washington  pi. 
m      —  Waverley  pi. 

Washington   sq.  N., 

Waverley  pi.  from  No. 
29  to  No.  89. 

Washington  sq.  S.,  W. 

4th.  from  64  to  126. 

Washington  sq.  W., 

Macdougal  st.,  from  143 
to  165. 

Water,  from  41  White- 
hall E.  to  E.  R. 
Left.  Bt. 

2  1  Whitehall 
6     5  Moore 

21  Broad 
39  Coenties  si. 
49  Cuyler's  al. 
73  Old  si. 

93  Gouverneur  la. 
113  Wall 
133  Pine 
139  Depeyster 
153  Maiden  la. 
159  Fletcher 
179  Burling  si. 
199  Fulton 
219  Beekman 
251  Peck  si. 
2"79  Dover 
321  Roosevelt 
363  James  si. 
379  Oliver 
389  Catharine  si. 
431  Market 
469  Pike 
515  Rutgers 
535  Jefferson 
565  Clinton 
595  Montgomery 
C13  Gouverneur  si. 
630    —  Scammel 
684  655  Jackson 
736    —  Corleais 
750    —  East 
Watts,  from  44  Sullivan 

W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Bt. 
I      2  Sullivan 
31    30  Varick 
59    64  Hudson 
61    66  Canal 
75    76  Greenwich 
85    86  Washington 

03  100  West 

Waverley  pi.,  from  727 
Broadway,  W.  &  N.  to 
Bank. 

Left.  Bt 


22 
42. 

72 

114 

132 

152 
158 
180 
200 
222 
253 
278 
322 
360 
378 
396 
432 
470 
514 
534 


620 


22 


1  Broadway 
9  Mercer 
23  Greene 
29  University  pi . 
•  i.sq.E. 


Wash. 


( Wash.  sq.  N) 
57  Fifth  av. 
89  Macdougal 
131  Sixth  av. 
141  Gay 

—  Grove 
170  161  Christopher 
184   167J<2  W.  10th 
204  169  Charles 

179  Perry 
181  W.  11th 
195  Bank 

Wcehawken,  from  304 
W.  10th,  S.  to  Christo- 
pher. 

West,  from  12  Battery 

pi..  N.  to  Tenth  av. 
Left.  Et. 

1  Battery  pi. 
23  Morris 
56  Rector 
75  Carlisle 
86  Albany 
93  Cedar 
102  Liberty 
112  Cortlandt 
122  Dey 
130  Fulton 
mkt.  Vesey 
147  Barclay 
.   158  Park  pi. 
&   167  Murray 

>  176  Warren 
M   185  Chambers 
a   186  Reade 
o   189  Duane 
-3   197  Jay 
3   206  Harrison 
H   215  Franklin 

.  225  North  Moore 
233  Beach 
246  Hubert 
255  Laight 
263  Yes  try 
271  Desbrosses 
280  Watts 
293  Hoboken 

—  Canal 
rakt.  Spring 
321  Charlton 
331  King 
342  W.  Houston 
352  Clarkson 

£   361  Leroy 

>  370  Morton 
2   383  Barrow 

387  Christopher 
§   395  W.  10th 
"   404  Charles 
a   410  Charles  la. 
a   415  Perry 

425  W.  11th 
445  444  Bank 

—  470  Bethune 

—  490  W.  12th 
507  506  Jane 
513  512  Horatio 

—  534  Gansevoort 
539    —  Bogart 

—  542T«nthav. 

W.  Broadway,  from  13] 
Chambers,  N.  to  Canal 
Left.  EL 

—  1  Chambers 
18    11 Reade 
32    29  Duanc 

46     49  Thomas 
64     65  Worth 
82    81  Leonard 
96    97  Franklin 


117  White 

—  North  Moore 

—  Beach 
135  Walker 
151  Lispenard 

—  York 
163  Canal 


W.  Houston,  from  60f 

B'wav,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Ht. 
1      2  Broadway 
17    18  Mercer 
35    38  Greene 
61    60  Wooster 
83    82  S.  5th  av. 
105  106  Thompson 
127  128  Sullivan 

(Ludlow  pi.) 
149  148  Macdougal 

—  176  Hancock 

—  177  Congress 

—  180  Bedford 
?35  236  Varick 
273  276  Hudson 
311  310  Greenwich 
327  328  Washington 
349  348  West 

W.   Washington  pL, 

from  155Macaougal,  W. 
to  Grove. 
Left.  Rt. 

1  2  Macdougal 
27    30  Sixth  a  v. 
61    —  Barrow 

—  —  W.  4th 

—  72  Grove 

W.  3d,  from  681  B'way, 

W.  to  Sixth  av. 
Left.  Bt. 

2  1  Broadway 
6      9  Mercer 

24    29  Gro;ne 
40    —  Wooster 
60    57  S.  5th  av. 
76    77  Thompson 
92  —Sullivan 
111  Macdougal 
141  Sixth  av. 


114 
142 

W.  4th,  from  697  Broad 

way  W.  to  W.  13th. 
Left.  Rt. 
2     1  Broadway 
14    11  Mercer 
30    31  Greene 
—    43  Wash.  sq.  E. 
52    —  Wooster 
(  Washington  sq.  8.J 


S.  5th  av, 

—  Thompson 

—  Macdougal 
151  Sixth  av. 

—  Cornelia 

—  Jones 
193  Barrow 

—  W.  Was.  pi. 

—  Grove 

—  Christopher 
(Spencer  pi.) 

230  231  W.  Tenth 

249  Charles 
260  263  Perry 

281  W.  Uth 
298  299  Bank 
316  319  W.  12th 
330  331  Jane 

—  333  Eighth  av. 
338    —  Horatio 
356    —  Gansevoort 

—  349  W.  13th 


W.  Dili,  from  23  Fifth 
nv„  W.  to  Sixth  av. 

Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  »t. 
66    75  Sixth  av. 


W.  10th,  from  32  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Hi 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
70    71  Sixth  av. 
_   ill  Fat chin  pi. 
126  127  Greenwich  av. 
1 72   159  Waverley  pi. 
1WJ   HI  W.  Fourth 

211  SOSBfoeckei 
262  215  Hudson 
2<2  2  5  Orteawltm 
280  27'J  Washington 
304     _  Weehawken 

—  307  West 

\V.  1  1th,  rm  001  Broad 

w  i>  .  W .  to  N.  K. 
Lrjt.  Rl. 

1  1  Broadway 
40    31  University  pi. 
0>    (  l  Fifth  av. 

131  139  sixth  av. 

140    —  tiarden  row 

—  105  Seventh  av. 
196    —  Greenwich  ay. 
214  213  Waverley  pi. 

212  253  \V.  4th 
286  285  Bleecker 
300  297  Hudson 
314  309  Greenwich 
342  315  Washington 
374   375  West 

—  389  Thirteenth  av. 

W.  12th,  from  58  Fifth 

av..  W.  toN.  R. 
Left.  »/. 

2  1  Fifth  av. 
86  83  Sixth  av. 
172  175  Seventh  av. 
230  229  Greenwich  av. 
280  2«l  W.  4th 
306  293  Eighth  ar. 

—  309  Hudson 
326  329  Greenwich 
366  371  Washington 
402  401  West 
418  —  Thirteenth  av. 

W.  13th,  from  70  Fifth 

av.,  W.  toN.  R. 
L'ft.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
70    63  Sixth  av. 
158  161  Seventh  av. 
210  253  Greenwich  av. 

—  —  Eighth  av. 
308    —  W.  4th 

—  — Gansevoort 

—  337  Hudson 

—  —  Ninth  av. 

—  455  Tenth  av. 

—  —  Thirteenth  av. 


\V.  15th,  from  96  Fifth 

av.,  W.  V9  N.  R 
U.ft.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
62    65  Sixth  av. 

165  Seventh  av. 
262  267  Eighth  a  v. 
)~2   367  Ninth  av. 
128    —Tenth  av. 

—  —  Eleventh  av. 

—  —  Thirteenth  av. 

\V.  16th,  from  108  Fifth 

r.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
5»     57  Sixth  av. 
100   11  Seventh  av. 
260  2'i7  Eighth  av. 
$64   363  Ninth  av. 
160  459  Tenth  av. 

—  Eleventh  av. 

—  Thirteenth  av. 


W.  14th,  from  82  Fifth 

ar.  W.  to  N,  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

2     1  Fifth  av. 
62    C5  Sixth  av. 
160  153  Seventh  av. 
256  263  Eighth  av. 
356  357  Hudson 

—  —  Ninth  av. 
460  453  Tenth  av. 

—  —  Eleventh  av. 

—  —  Thirteenth  av. 


W.  17th,  from  11G  Fifth 

av.   W.  to  N.  EL 
UfU  fir. 
2      1  Fifth  r.v. 
64  63Sixi'iav. 
164  163  Seventh  av. 
268  275  Eighth  av. 
365  363  Ninth  av. 
158  4t>l  Tenth  av. 

—  —  Eleventh  av. 

—  —  Thirteenth  av 

YV.  ISth,  from  128  Fifth 

W.  to  M.  EL 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
to    f  1  Sixth  av. 
170  171  Seventh  av. 
200  261  Eighth  av. 
370  363  Ninth  av. 
164  463  Tenth  av. 

—  —  Eleventh  av 

—  —  Thirteenth  a 

\V.  19th,  from  140  Fifth 

W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
72  C9  Sixth  av. 
160  167  Seventh  av. 
282  277  Eighth  av. 
366  369  Ninth  av. 
158  461  Tenth  av. 

—  —  Eleventh  av. 

—  —Thirteenth  av 

W.  20th,  from  152  Fifth 

av.,  W.  toN.R. 
Left.  Rt.^ 
2     1  Fifth  av. 
64    —  Sixth  av. 
162  165  Seventh  av. 
258  265  Eighth  av. 
3o2  367  Ninth  av. 

—  Tenth  av. 

—  Eleventh  av. 

—  Thirteenth  av 


W.  22d,  from  170  Fifth 
av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 

/,<•/<•  Rt. 
2     1  Fifth  av. 
69    63  Sixth  av. 
I6i   1.7  S.  venth  av. 
258  2  9  Ki«hthav. 
384   3t7  Ninth 
1*2  493  Ten'h  av. 

—  659  Kleventh  av. 

—  —  Thirteenth  av. 

W.  23d,  from  188  Fifth 
W.  to  N.  R. 

Left. 
2       Fifth  av. 

—  \j  Sixth  av. 
174   171  Seventh  av. 

277  Eighth  av. 
368  373  Ninth  av. 

( London  Ter.) 
170  471  ~;nth  av. 

—  .  leventh  av. 

—  —  Thirteenth  av. 

W.  2  4 1  h,  T  m  1099  B  road* 

w.iy.  W.  to  Hi  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Broadway 
60    C;  Sixth  av. 
184  160  Seventh  av. 
270  265  Eighth  av. 
3.^6  3-  5  Ninth  av. 
482  463  Tenth  av, 
5i8  559  Eleventh  av. 

—  —  Thirteenth  av. 


W.  21st,  from  153  Fifth 

av.,  W.  u  N.R. 
Left.  Rt. 

2     1  Fifth  av. 
66    C7  Sixth  av. 
164   1  "9  Seventh  av. 
268  263  Eighth  av. 
3o0  31  Ninth  av. 

—  4:3  Tenth  av. 

_  Eleventh  av. 

—  — Thirteenth  av 


\V.  25th.  from  198  Fifth 

W.  Vj  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

—  1  Fifth  av. 

—  —  Broadway 
60    55  Sixth  av. 
168  13  Seventh  av. 
282  2  9  Eighth  hv. 

365  Ninth  av. 
4  4    —  Tenth  av. 

Eleventh  av. 
Thirteenth  av. 

W.  26th,  from  214  Fifth 

av.,  W.  toN.  ii. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 

—  _  Broadway 
64    69  Sixth  av. 

162   169  Seventh  av. 
266  26:  Eighth  av. 
364    —  Franklin  ter. 
366  3G5  Ninth  av. 
466  4  )  Tenth  av. 
557  Eleventh  av. 
-  N.  R. 

W.  27th,  from  232  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 

—  13  Broadway 
66    49  Sixth  av. 
IGu  l-^  Seventh  av. 
2-0  271  Eighth  av. 
363 


371  Ninth  av. 
4  J  Tenth  av. 

—  Eleventh  av. 

—  N.  R. 


W.  2Sth,  frrm  246  Fifth 
av.,  W.  u>l».  R- 

Left.  Rt. 

2  1  Fifth  av. 
16  19  Broadway 
66    5a  Sixth  av. 


162   157  Seventh  av. 
262  261  Eighth  ay. 
360  363  Ninth  av. 
460  457  Tenth  av. 

—  —Eleventh  av. 

—  —  N.  R. 

W.  29th,  from  264  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  X.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

2      1  Fifth  av. 
26    19  Broadway 
54    51  Sixth  av. 

—  133  Pacific  pi. 
164  169  Seventh  av. 
260  263  Eighth  av. 

(Lamartine  pU ) 
360  36lXinthav. 
460  451  Tenth  av. 
652  563  Eleventh  av. 

—  —  X.  R. 

W.  30th,  from  280  Fifth 

av..  Wi  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2     1  Fifth  av. 
33    41  Broadway 
56    CI  Sixth  av. 
153  137  Seventh  av. 
260  267  Eighth  av. 
370  367  Ninth  av. 

—  —  Tenth  av. 

—  569  Eleventh  av. 

—  —  N.  R. 

W.  31st,  from  298  Fifth 

av..  W.  to  X.  R. 
Lift.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 

40    49  Broadway 

58    01  Sixth  av. 
162   167  Seventh  av. 
262  259  Eighth  av. 
370  369  Ninth  av. 
460  459  Tenth  av. 

—  —  Eleventh  av. 

—  —  N.  R. 

W.  32d,  from  316  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
L-ft.  Rt. 

2      1  Fifth  av. 
52*6  55  Broadway 


5-0 


575  Eleventh  av. 
—  N.  R. 


Sixth  av. 
171  Seventh  av. 
265  Eighth  av. 
377  Ninth  av. 
439  Tenth  av. 

—  Eleventh  av. 

—  N.  R. 


W.  33d,  fr  <ra  330  Fifth 

av.,  W.  UN.R. 
Left.  RU 

2      1  Fifth  av. 
63  65  Broadway 
142    — Dunham  pi. 
1G0   1  1  Seventh  av. 
270  271  Eighth  av. 
3~2    —  Ninth  av. 
4*0  463  Tenth  av. 
£53  £33  Eleventh  av. 

-  -—  X.  R. 

W.  34th,  from  350  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Z'/i.  RU 
2     7  Fifth  av. 
72    ED  Broadway 
1C3  1C3  Seventh  av. 
270  2  9  Eighth  av. 

—  335  Ninth  av. 
473  4C3  Tenth  av. 


W.  35th,  from  370  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 

—  73  Sixth  av. 
'6    —  Broadway 

168   153  Seventh  av. 
268  273  Eighth  av. 
380  373  Ninth  av. 
466  461  Tenth  av. 
556  553  Eleventh  av. 

—  -  N.  R. 

W.  36th,  from  388  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  RU 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
76    75  Sixth  av. 

—  113  Broadway 
166  165  Seventh  av. 
272  277  Eighth  av. 
366  369  Ninth  av. 
J56  453  Tenth  av. 

—  563  Eleventh  av 

—  —  N.  R. 

W.  37th,  from  404  Fifth 

av.-,  W.  toN.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
70    65  Sixth  av. 
.03  121  Broadway 
154   147  Seventh  av. 
270  269  Eighth  av. 
358  359  Ninth  av. 
134  457  Tenth  av. 

—  —Eleventh  av, 

—  —  N.R. 

W.  3Sth,  from  <20  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  RU 
2     1  Fifth  av. 
66    67  Sixth  av. 
116  125  Broadway. 
118  151  Seventh  av. 
278  277  Eighth  av. 
356  359  Ninth  av. 
460  457  Tenth  av. 

—  Eleventh  av. 

-  N.  R. 

W.  39th,  from  438  Fifth 

av.,  \V.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
70    C3  Sixth  av. 
123   129  Broadway. 
152  151  Seventh  av. 
276  275  Eighth  av. 
356   359  Ninth  av. 
456  457  Tenth  av. 
552    —  Eleventh  av. 

(Abattoir  pi.) 
-N.R. 


Left.  RU 

loo  101  Sixth  av. 
142  153  Broadway. 
160  lol  Seventh  av. 

263  Eighth  av. 
353   357  Ninth  av. 
466  457  Tenth  av. 
556  555  Eleventh  av. 

—  N.  R. 

W.  42d,  from  500  Fifth 
av.  W\  to  N.  R. 

Left.  RU 

tieser-  1  j  Fifth  av. 

voir.  61  (  Sixth  av. 
150  149  Broadway. 

153  Seventh  av. 
2  0  2i5  Eighth  av. 
362  c65  Ninth  av. 
164  471  Tenth  av. 
566   5.5  Eleventh  av. 

-  N.  R. 


W.  40th,  from  452  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  Reser-  J  Fifth  av. 
74  voir.    (  Sixth  av. 
128  133  Broadway. 
145  119  Seventh  av. 
272  273  Eighth  av. 
358  361  Ninth  av. 
!62  467  Tenth  av. 
558  557  Eleventh  av. 
-    -  N.  R. 

W.  41st,  from  717  Sixth 
av..  \V.  to  N.  R. 


W.  43  d,  from  514  Fifth 
u  .  to  X .  R. 

Left.  RL 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
70    —  Sixth  av. 
156  155  Broadway. 
276  271  Eighth  av. 
362  359  Ninth  av. 

1  4o7  Tenth  av. 
353   555  Eleventh  av. 

-  N.  R. 

W.  44th,  from  528  Fifth 

av..  W.  to  X.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 

2  1  Fifth  av. 

—  77  Sixth  av. 
163  163  Broadway 
276  261  Eighth  av. 
353  357  Xinth  av. 
464  463  Tenth  av. 
560  559  Eleventh  av. 

-X,  R. 

W.  45th,  from  544  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  RU 

2      1  Fifth  av. 

—  81  Sixth  av. 
172  177  Broadway. 
260  265  Cighth  av. 
360  351  Xinth  av. 
156    —  Tenth  av. 
556  557  Eleventh  av. 

—  —  X.R. 

W.  46th,  from  560  Fifth 

av.,W.toX.  R. 
Left.RU 
2     1  Fifth  av. 
78    75  Sixth  av. 
162  165  Broadway. 
219  262  Eighth  av. 
370  367  Xinth  av. 
160  457  Tenth  av. 
558  553  Eleventh  av. 

—  —N.R. 
W.  47th,  from  576  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  X.  R. 
LefU  RU 
2     1  Fifth  av. 
60    79  Sixth  av. 

—  179  Seventh  av. 
170  —Broadway. 
268  269  Eighth  av. 

—  3-31  Ninth  av. 

—  463  Tenth  av. 
578  565  Eleventh  av- 

—  —  N.  R. 


W.  4Sth,  from  592  Fifth 

av..  W.  toN.  R. 
Left.  EL 
2      1  Fifth  »v. 
7H    71  Sixth  av. 
173  171  Seventh  av. 
2U7  202  Broadway. 
2l8  2S1  Eighth  av. 
300  3"5  Ninth  av. 
—    —  Tenth  av. 
501  Eleventh  av. 
—  N.  R. 

W.  40th,  from  008  Fifth 

»r„  W.  io  N.  K. 
Lrjt.  Rt 

2 


658 


—  Seventh  av. 

—  Broadway 
267  Eighth  ar. 


1  Fifth  av. 
74    75  Sixth  a  v. 
158  1C3  Seventh  av. 
208  20j  Broadway. 
2C2  213  Eighth  av. 

—  3C7  Ninth  av. 
461  467  Venth  av. 

—  d't  Eleventh  a  v. 

—  —  N .  K. 

W.  ."50th,  from  624  Fifth 
u v..  W.  to  N.  R. 

2      1  Firth  av. 

70  Bloixthav. 

168  —  Seventh  av. 

—  —Broadway 
212  251  Eighth  av. 
366  371  Ninth  av. 
460  453  Tenth  av. 

—  —  Eleventh  av. 

—  —  N.R. 

W.  fl  st,  from  638  Fifth 

av.,  W.,toN.  K. 
Uft.  Rt. 

2  1  Fifth  av. 
74    75  Sixth  av. 

—  161  Seventh  av. 
  —  Broadway 

254  255  Eighth  av. 
366  3C3  Ninth  av. 
468  <G3  Tenth  av. 
558  561  Eleventh  av 

—  —  N.R. 

\V.  S£m  from  654  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
79  Sixth  av. 
150  Seventh  av. 
—  Broadway 
273  Eighth  av. 
375  Ninth  av. 
462  463  Tenth  av. 
666  575  Eleventh  av 

—  —  N.  R. 


W.  53th,  from  704  Fifth 

av..  W.  toN.  R. 
Uft.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
74    77  Sixth  av. 
160    —  Seventh  av 
—  Broadway 
258  259  Eighth  av. 
174  375  Ninth  av. 

—  —  Tenth  av. 
">52    —  Eleventh  av. 

—  -N.R. 

W.  50th,  from  718  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.R. 
Left.  Rt. 
2      1  Fifth  av. 
36    65  Sixth  av. 

—  —  Seventh  av 

—  —  Broadway 
t2  213  Eighth  av. 

—  373  Ninth  av. 

—  457  Tenth  av. 

—  —  Eleventh  av. 

—  —  N.  R. 


.Whitehall,  frr.m  2  B'd. 

way,  S.  to  E.  R. 
\UJt.  Rt. 

1    —  Markftfleld. 

—  4  Bowling  gr. 
I  13    —  Stone 

25*  20  Bridgo 
31     32  Pearl 
41  —Water 

—  48  State 
40  J  Front 
66  c  South 


Willctt,  from  482 Grand, 

N.  to  E.  Houston. 
Uft.  Rt. 


Willinm,  from  107  Pearl, 
N.  E.  to  417  Pearl. 


2  Crand 
20  BpK.rae 
41  IMancey 
71  Rlvlngton 

Vfi.  Stanton 

134  E.  Houston. 


74 

1C2 


262 
370 


W.  53d,  from  672  Fifth 
av.,  W.  to  Eleventh  av. 

Uft.  Rt  . 
2     1  Fifth  av. 

74    "1  Sixth  av. 
150   167  Seventh  av. 

_  —Broadway 
248  247  Eighth  av. 
368  357  Nint:i  av. 
454  455  Tenth  av. 

—    —  Eleventh  av. 


W.  54th,  from  634  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.R. 
Left.  Rt.. 

2  (f  1  Fifth  av. 
74    75  Sixth  av. 


W.  5Tth,  from  740  Fifth 

W.  toN.  R. 
Uft.  Rt. 
2     1  Fifth  av. 
GO    61  Sixth  av. 

—  —  Seventh  av. 

—  —  Broadway 

—  —  Eighth  av. 
368  3CJ  Ninth  av. 

—  437  Tenth  av. 

—  565  Eleventh  av, 

—  —  N.  R. 

W.  58th,  from  756  Fifth 

av.,  W.  to  N.  R. 
Uft.  Rt. 

2     1  Fifth  av. 

—  47  Sixth  av. 

—  Seventh  av. 

—  Broadway 

—  Eighth  av. 

—  Ninth  av. 

—  Tenth  av. 

—  Eleventh  av. 

W.  50th,  from  Fifth  av., 
'  V.  to  N.  R. 
Up.  Rt. 
2  „    Fifth  av. 

—  2  m  Sixth  av. 

—  c  a  Seventh  av. 

—  Br  dray 
Eighth  av. 

—  —  Ninth  av. 

—  —  Tenth  av. 

—  —  Eleventh  av. 

Whi*,  f-om  L/f,  B'd- 

way,  E.  o  Baxter. 
Left.  Rt.     „  J 
2     1  W.  Broadway 
32    31  Church 

—  57  Franklin  p>. 
66    67  Broadway 
78    75  Cortlandt  aL 
96    93  Elm 
114  111  Centre 
lilt  in  Baxter 


Left.  Rt. 

1 

—  Stone 

2  Pearl 

7 

—  South  William 

13 

6  Beaver 

29 

28  Exchange  pi. 

43 

44  Wall 

53 

54  Pine 

63 

64  Cedar 

77 

78  Liberty 

83 

82  Mai  I  -  ii  I»> 

92  Platt 

107 

106  John 

141 

140  Fulton 

154  Ann 

171 

li,8  Beekraan 

183 

1«0  Spruce 
206  Frankfort 

205 

207 

—  N.  William 

239 

210  Duane 

249 

244  New  Chambers 

273 

274  Pearl 

Winthrop  pi.,  Greene 

gt.,  bet.  Waverly  p..  * 
Clinton  pi. 

WooBter,  Tm  355  Canal, 

N.  to  W.  4th. 
Uft.  Rt. 
1     2  Canal 
29    30  C  rand 
55    64  Broome 
91     92  Spring 
129  128  Prince 
163  166  W.  Houston 
187   194  Bleecker 
216  Amity  pi. 
229  234  W.  3d 
217  250  W.  4th 

Worth,  from  72  Hudson, 

E.  to  Chatham. 
Left.  Rt. 


2  Hudson. 
26  W.  Broadway. 
C2  Church. 

—  Broadway. 
116  Elm. 

134  Centre. 

—  Mission  pL, 

—  Baxter. 

—  Park. 

—  Mulberry. 

—  Chatham. 


York,  from  9  St.  John'i 
la..  E.  to  W.  Broadway. 


Official  Time  Table,  Revised  Monthly. 


NEW  YORK,  NEW  HAVEN 


1 

AND  — 


HARTFORD  RAILROAD. 


The  Only  All  Rail  Line  io  Boston  and  the  East 


Through  Express  Trains  leave  Grand  Central  Depot,  4th  Avenue  and 
42d  St.,  as  follows,  via.  >.— 

8:00  a.  ni.,for  New  Haven,  New  London,  Providence  and  Boston, 
with  through  Parlor  Cars  and  Coaches.  Due  at  Boston  at  3,30  p.  m  , 
connecting  at  Wickford  Junction  with  train  for  Newport. 

9:00  a.  m.,  for  New  Haven,  Hartford,  Springfield,  Worcester  aDd 
Bos  .on,  with  Parlor  Cars  and  Coaches  through.  Due  aU  Boston  at 
.  3,30  p.  m. 

11:00  a.  m.9  for  New  Haven,  Hartford,  Springfield,  Worcester  and 
Boston,  with  Parlor  Cars  and  Coaches  through  to  Boston,  and  Dinitg 
Car  New  Haven  to  Worcester.  Due  at  Boston  at  6:00  p.  m.  This 
train  connects  at  Hartford  with  train  of  New  York  and  New  England 
Railroad  for  Willimantic,  Putnam  and  Boston.   Due  at  Boston  6.20  p.  m. 

2:00  p.  m  ,  for  New  Haven,  New  London,  Providence  and  Bostqn, 
witn  Parlor  Cars  and  C6aihes  through.  Due  at  Boston  at  8  p.  m„  con- 
necting at  Wickford  Junction  with  train  for  Newport. 

3:00  p.  m  ,  daily,  including  Sundays,  for  New  Haven,  Middletown, 
AVilliuiautic  and  Boston,  with  through  Buffet  Parlor  Cars  and 
Coaches.    Due  at  Boston  at  9.U0  p.  m. 

-4:30  p.  m.,  daily,  Sundays  included,  for  New  Haven,  Hartford,  Spring- 
field, Worcester  and  Boston,  with  through  Parlor  C9rs  and  Coaches. 
Due  at  Boston  at  10:30  p.  m.  A  Dining  Car  is  run  on  this  train  between 
New  Haven  and  Worcester  on  week.  days. 

10:30  p.  in  ,  daily,  including  Sundays,  for  New  Haven,  Harford, 
Springfield,  Worcester  and  Boston,  with  Sleeping  Cars  and  Coaches 
through.    Due  at  Boston  at  6.25  a  m. 

11:00  p.  m.,  daily,  Sundays  included,  for  New  Haven.  New  London, 
Providence  and  Boston,  with  through  [sleeping  Cars  and  Coaches.  Due 
at  Boston  at  6.50  A.  M. 

11.35  p.  m.,  fo*  New  Haven,  Hartford,  Willimantic  and  Boston, 
with  through  Sleeping  Car.   Due  at  Boston  at  7.55  A.  M. 

10.00  a.  m.9  Sundays  only,  for  New  Haven,  New  London,  Providence 
and  Boston,  with  through  Parlor  Cars  and  Coaches.  Due  at  Boston  al 
5.10  P.M. 

Limited  tickets,  (continuous  passage)  New  York  to  Boston,  $5.00. 
Seats  in  Drawing  Room  Cars  or  Berths  in  Sleeping  Cars  may  be> 
secured  in  advance  atD.  R.  &  S.  C,  Ticket  Office  in  Grand  Central  Depot. 


C.  T.  HEMPSTEAD, 

O.P.  <6T.A, 

General  Time  Tables  to  be  bad  at  all  Hotels. 


Official  Time  Table,  Revised  Monthly. 

West  Shore  Railroad, 

N,  Y,  C,  &  H.  H.  E,  R,  Co,,  Lessee. 


The?  Best  Constructed  and  Fieesfi 
Equipped  Double  Track  lane  for 
Business  or  Pleasure  Travel. 


The  \Vv*it  Shorn  Route  I*  along  the  West  shore  of 
the  World-famed  Hndton  River,  around  foothill* 
oi  <  utskill  Tlouiiiaiiis,  and  throu^li  beautiful  \  alley 
Of  the  Uoha  w  k. 

On  and  after  Pet.  5th-  1  trains  will  leave  Wc-t  ».'d  st.  ulation  as  fol- 
lows: 

All  trains  leave  from  new  down-town  station,  foot  of  Jay-»t.,  North  Hirer, 

15  ii j i  tutei  earB«r  than  fir  tin  foot  of  West  42d-st. 

Detroit  and  Chicago,  *J:55  A.  M.  ♦'•.:<»:.,  *vl5  P.   M.  Sleef*r» 

through. 

St.  IiOUls,  *6:05,  *-v15  P.  M.    Sleepers  through. 

Buffalo,  Bochester,  Suspension  Bridge,  Niagara 
l<'alls,  3:15,  *.>  '>■>  A.  M.,  *0:O5  *vl5  P.  M.  Sleepers  and  drawing 
room  cars. 

Itica  and  Syracuse,  3:15,  •0:55  A.  M..  *6:C5,  *$:15  P.  M. 
Highland,    l»oughkeep*ie,  and  Kingston,    •3:15,  *7:15, 

•9:55,  U:3U  A.  M.,  4:<<0,  6:05  *?:15  P.  M. 
Saugertie*  and  Albany,  3:15,  *7:15,  *9:55,  11:30  A.  M.,  4 :<«"»,  *C:00 

*?Ao  P.  M 

Catsklli,  3:15,  *™5,  *9:55,  11:30  A.  M.,  4:00,  6:05,  *8:15  P.  M. 
(ran^on'v  West  Point.    Cornwall,  and  Newburg, 

*3:15,  *":15,  *9:55,  *10:1?,  11:30  A.  >L,  4:00,  5:00.  *-:l5,  P.  M.,  and 
*G:J.">  P.  M.  for  Cranston's,  Cornwall  and  \ewburg. 
For  ^lontreal  ar.d  Canada  Cast,  0:05  P.  M. 
Hamilton,  London,  *9:55  A.  M..  *&d5,  *8:1S  P.  M. 
Toronto,  t9.55  A.  M.,  t0:05,  *s:15  P.  M. 

*  Daily,  t  Daily  except  Saturday.  Other  trains  daiiy  except  Sunday. 
For  tickets,  Time  Tables,  parlor  or  sleepin-  car  accommodation s  or  infor- 
mation applv  at  offloei  ;  Brooklyn,  3:33  Washington  at,  e30  Fulton  St.,  An- 
nex Office,  foot  of  Fulton  St.;  New  York  City,  363,  Ino,  942  Broadway. 
15?i  Bowerv,  and  West  Shore  Station,  foot  of  West  42nd  St.,  «nd  foot  oi 
Jay  St  .  North  River.  Wescott's  Express  will  call  for  and  check  baggage 
from  hotels  and  residences.   Orders  can  be  left  at  ticke'.  offices. 

C.  E.  LAMBEK1. 

General  Passenger  Agent, 
U.  B.  JAGOE,  5  YanderbUt  Avenua. 

General  Eastern  Passenger  Aerent, 

363  Broadway. 

'  General  Tim**  Trebles  to  ^>o  had  at  all  Hotels. 


The  ^rliijgtoi}, 

WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 

Lafayette  Square  and  Vermont  Avenue, 

Opposite  the  President's  House. 


This  Hotel  is  celebrated  for  its  quiet  ele- 
gance and  superb  cuisine. 

It  has  been  the  home  of  the  Emperor  of 
Brazil,  the  King  of  the  Sandwich  Islands,  the* 
Grand  Duke  Alexis,  Prince  Arthur,  the  Jap- 
anese, Corean,  Siamese,  Malagassy  and  other 
Embassies  to  the  United  States.  It  is  worthy 
of  the  attention  of  the  traveller. 


T.  E.  ROESSLE,  Proprietor. 


Official  Time  Table,  Revised  Monthly. 


PENNSYLVANIA  RAILROAD. 


Trains  leave  from  foot  of  Desbrosses  and  Courtlandt  Streets  as  follows 
For  Philadelphia  leave  New  York,  6.20,  7.2),  8.00,  8.30,  9.03  (9.00 

10.00,  Limited  Express)  11.00,  11.10,  A.  M;  1.00,  2.00,  3.20,  4.00,  4.30 

440,  5.00,  6.00,  7.00,  8.00,  9.00  P.  M.,  12.15  night,  daily  except  Sundays. 
For  Philadelphia,  Sunday  trains,  leave  New  York,  6  15,  9.0),  10.00 

A.  M.,  (9,00  Limited  Express,)  4.00,  4.30,  5.00,  7.00.  8.00  and  9.00 

P.  M.  and  12.15  night, 
For  Baltimore  and  Washington,  6.20,  S.00,  8.30,  10-00,  A.  M. 

{ Limited  Express,)  1.03,  2.00,  3.40,  (Limited  Express.)  4.30,  9.00  P.  M. 

and  12.15,  night,  daily  except  Sunday.    Sunday  only,  6.15,  A.  M., 

(:C40  Limited  Express)  4.30  and  9  00  P.  M.  and  12  15  night. 
For  Pittsburg,  9.0\  A.  M.;  (9.0.)  A.  M.  Limited  Express.)  7.00  and 

8.00  P.  II.  daily. 

For  Chicago, 

Fast  Line,  9.00  A.  M.,.  daily  except  Saturday. 
New  York  and  Chicago  Limited,  9.00  A.  M.  daily. 
Western  Express,  7.00  P.  M.  daily. 
Pacific  Express,  8.00  P.  M.  daily. 

For  Cincinnati, 

Fast  Line.  9  00  A.  M  daily. 

New  York  and  Chicago  Limited,  9.00  A.  M.  daily. 

Western  Express.  7.00  P.  M.  daily. 
For  St.  Louis,  9.00  A.  M.  and  7.00  P.  M.  daily. 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  Tickets  can  be  obtained  at 
8  Battery  Place,  435,  849  and  944  Broadway,  1  Astor 
House,  and  Stations  foot  of  Cortlandt  and  Besbrosses 
Streets. 


CHAS.  E.  PUCH, 

General  Manager. 


J.  R.  WOOD, 

General  Pass.  Agent. 


SAM  L.  CARPENTER,  Eastern  Pass.  Agent. 


"  849  Broadway,  New  York. 


General  Time  Tables  to  be  bad  at  all  Hotels. 


Official  Time  Table,  Revised  Monthly. 

DELAWARE,  LACKAWANNA 

—  AND  — 

WESTERN  RAILROAD. 


Shortest  line  between  New  York  and  Buffalo.  No 
Dust.    No  Smoke.    Always  on  time. 


Depots  foot  of  Barclay  &  Christopher  Sts. 


LIST  OF  PRINCIPAL,  TRAINS. 

9:00  A.  M.,  Buffalo  and  Oswego  Express,  with  Pullman  Drawing 
Boom  Coaches  attached,  via  Paterson  and  Boonton,  for  "Water  Gap, 
Stroudsburg,  Scranton,  Binghamton,  Owego,  Ithaca,  "Waverly,  El- 
mira,  Corning,  Bath,  Dansville,  Mount  Morris,  Buffalo,  Greene,  Oxford' 
Norwich,  Richfield  Springs,  Utica,  Cortland,  Homer,  Syracuse,  Fulton, 
Oswego  and  intermediate  stations.  Connects  at  Scranton  for  Pittston, 
Wilkes-Barre,  Danville  and  Northumberland. 

1:00  P.  ITI.,  Binghamton  and  Elmira  Express,  with  Pullman  Drawing 
Boom  Coaches  attached,  for  "Water  Gap,  Stroudsburg,  Scranton, 
Binghamton,  Owego,  "Waverly,  Elmira,  etc.,  connecting  at  Scranton 
with  train  for  Pittston,  Kingston  and  "Wilkes-Barre. 

7:00  P.  M.,  (Daily,)  Buffalo  Express,  with  Pullman  Sleeping  Coaches 
attached,  via  Paterson  and  Boonton,  for  Stroudsburg,  Scranton,  Bing- 
hamton, Owego,  "Waverly.  Elmira.  Corning,  Painted  Post,  Bath, 
Buffalo,  etc, 

9:00  P.  UI.,  (Daily,)  Buffalo,  Oswego  and  Utica  Express  with  Pullman 
Sleeping  Coaches  attached,  for  Stroudsburg,  Scranton,  Binghamton, 
Elmira,  Corning,  Bath,  Buffalo,  Cortland,. Syracuse,  Fulton  and  Oswego, 
Greene  Oxford,  Norwich,  Sherburne,  "Waterville  and  Utica.  Eich- 
field  Springe  and  Ithaca  daily  except  Saturdays. 
Tickets  can  be  had  at  foot  of  Barclay  and  Christo* 

pher  Sts.,  285,  785,  942  Broadway,  10  Greenwich  SI., 

New  York,  and  333  Washington  St.  and  730  Fnlton 

Street,  Brooklyn. 

W.  F.  HOLWILL, 

General  Pass.  AgetiL 

General  Time  Tables  to  be  had  at  all  Hotels. 


Official  Time  Table,  Revised  Monthly. 


New  York  Central 

—  AND  — 

Hudson  River  Railroad. 

Only  Four  Track  Railroad  in  the  World. 


Trains  leare  Grand  Central  Depot,  42<1  Street  and  4th  Avenue,  aa 
follows ; — 

For  \  Ibany,  +9.00,  *9..'.0„  ("  The  Limit*-.!/  )  flQM  and  +  11.:*0  A.M.; 

*4.00,  *»i.iK),  t»>.»0,  *9.1fi,  and  til  15  P.  M.  Arrive  at  Grand 
<Yntral  Depot  from  Albany,  *6.45,  *7.0O,  *7  80,*11  DO  and +11.30  A.  M.j 
+8.18,  tsJsL  t&ftO.  +7.0o,  *7.30,  ("The  Limited,")  *8.15  +5.43  and 
*  10.45  P.  M. 

For  1  tica,  t-\»»0,  *9.50  ("The  Limited,'")  +10.30  and  +11.30  A.  M., 
+:}  .30,  on, +t-,  :J,n.  *9.15  and  +11.15  P.  M.  Arrive  at  Grand  Central 
Depot  from  I'tica.  *6.45,  +7.00,  *7.30  and  *  1 1 .00  A.  M.; +2.12,  +6.3o.+7.<"> 
*8  15  and  *  10.45  I'.  If. 

For  Sj  raCUM,  +S  00,  *9."-0  ("The  Limited,"  >  +10.30  and  +11 .30  A.  If.! 

*  *915  and  +11  15  P.  M.  Arrive  at  Grand  Central  Depot 
from  Syracuse,  *6.45,  $7  .00,  *7.30  and  *  11.00  A.  M.;  +0.30  +7.00.  *7.30, 
("The  Limited. "I  *S. 15  and +10.45  P.  If, 

For  Rochester,  Stultalo  and  >ia«rara  Falls,  •D.SO  ("The 
Limited,")  and  fVQM  A.  M;  *6.0o.  +9.00  *9.15  and  +11.15  P.  M.  Ar- 
rive at  Grand  Central  Depot  from  Rochester,  Buffalo  and  Nlatrara 
FalU,*6.45,*7.80  and  Ml.Oo  A.  M  ; +7.00,  *7.30  ("The  Limited,")  *8. 15 
P.  M. 

For  Cleveland,  Toledo  and  Chicago,  *9.r/t,  ("The  Limited  ") 

and  +.0.30  A.  M.;*6.0o  and  +9.15  P.  M.   For  Cleveland  only  +9.00  P.M. 

Arrive  at  Grand  Central  Depot  from  Chicago,  ♦0.45  and  +11.00  A.  M: 

+7  On  and  *7.30  P.  M.  (•'  The  Limited  ")   From  Cleveland,  *6.45.  *7.30 

and  *11.00  A.  M;  T7.00  and  *7.3o  P.  M,    C*  The  Limited.") 
For  Detroit  and  Chicago,  +10.30  A.  M.;  ♦COO  and  *9.15  P.  M. 

Arrive  at  Grand  Central  Depot  from  Chicago  and  Detroit,  *8.45  and 

♦ll.oo  A  M;  +7.00  and  *S.15  P.  M. 
For  Cincinnati,  tlO.80  A.  M.;  ♦COO  and  *9.15  P.  M.   Arrive  at 

Grand  (  entral  Depot  from  Cincinnati,  *0.45  and  *1LOO  A.  M;  +7.00  and 

*7.30  P.  M.   (•'  The  Limited.") 
For  St.  Conis,  *6.oo  and  *9.15  P,  M      Arrive  at  Grand  Central 

Depot  from  St  Louis,  *7.30  and*11.00  AM, +7.00  and  *730P.  M.("The 

Limited.") 

For  Montreal  and  the  North,     .00  A.  M.  and  +6.30  P.  M. 

Arrive  at  Grand  Central  Depot  from  Montreal  and  the  North,$7.00  A.M. 
and  +7.00  P.  M. 

♦  Daily.    +  DMly  except  Sunday.    X Daily  except  Monday. 

Ticket  Offices,  7  Battery  Place  ;  3  Park  Place ;  41 3, 
785  &  942  Broadway,  and  Grand  Central  Depot,  42nd 
Street. 

J.  M.  TOUCEY,  HENRY  MONETT 

General  Supt.  Gen.  Passenger  Agent 

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he  Hotel  Red  Book  can  be  found  on 
the  Counters  of  all  the  Leading 
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